Librarian I, Reference & Instruction - 997879

About the position

Responsible for providing professional reference service to all NSU-affiliated library users, both local and distance, and Broward County users; for recommending materials for selection for the reference collection as well as specified subject areas; for providing assistance and instruction to the university community and Broward County users in current research methods and library resources; and for providing documentation to assist in teaching. Some travel to sites for teaching library research as needed. Weekend and evening hours are required.

Responsibilities

  • Provides professional reference service to all NSU-affiliated library users, both local and distance, and Broward County users in person, by phone, and via computer.
  • Assists library users in the use and interpretation of the library collections and in identifying and accessing appropriate materials for research purposes.
  • Provides individualized and group instruction on the use of library resources, including use of specialized databases, and produces documentation to assist in training and teaching.
  • Provides support for scholarly communication and research information management by maintaining faculty and researcher profiles; creating, updating, and validating publication and grant records; supporting data integration with external systems; delivering faculty training and support; generating reports and metrics to support institutional reporting and compliance; and participating as a member of the NSU Libraries Research and Systematic Review Service team.
  • Participates in collection development activities to recommend selection and weeding of library materials.
  • Assists in the creation and maintenance of web pages.
  • Prepares bibliographies and guides in subject areas.
  • May be expected to assume responsibility for the supervision of volunteers and/or student employees.
  • Performs other duties as assigned or required.

Requirements

  • Knowledge and understanding of library principles, practices and techniques.
  • Current computer skills, including online searching.
  • Ability to express ideas effectively, both orally and in writing.
  • Master’s degree from an ALA accredited school

Nice-to-haves

  • Some travel to sites for teaching library research as needed.

Benefits

  • competitive salaries
  • comprehensive benefits package
  • tuition waiver
  • retirement plan
  • excellent medical and dental plans
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