The fundamental reason this
classification exists is to support the efforts of local libraries primarily in
the areas of children’s materials and assistant management of branches. Primary work responsibilities may include:
performing circulation duties; creating and implementing programs and events; serving
patrons and the public; performing collection maintenance, assisting in the
management of a facility; and performing a variety of library-related
duties. The Librarian I classification
indirectly supervises employees and may serve as supervisors in the absence of
a supervisory librarian; however, they do not have final supervisory
authority. The Librarian I
classification differs from the Library Assistant classification series in that
Librarian I incumbents are more involved in the management of an assigned
facility. The Librarian I classification
differs from the Librarian II classification in that the Librarian II incumbents
serve as technical experts in a specific library discipline. The Librarian I classification is typically
supervised by a Librarian II, III, or IV.
Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, English, Computer
Science, or a closely related degree and one (1) year of experience performing
technical library work such as circulation and collection maintenance. A Master's degree from an accredited program
in librarianship or school library media can be substituted for the required experience.
NOTE: Qualifying education,
training, and experience that provide the requisite knowledge, skills, and
abilities to perform the job will be considered.