Job Description
Seeking an energetic, enthusiastic and service-oriented professional to join
the Adult Services staff at the new 21st Century Library. You will work closely with our patrons,
answering questions, assisting with searches, promoting library services and implementing programs
for Adults. This exempt, full-time position will work as part of a collaborative team committed to
achieving the mission of the Pikes Peak Library District: to seek, engage and transform lives through
library services and resources that enrich individual lives and build community.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
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Works on the public service desks 15-18 hours per week providing reference service to walk-ins,
over the phone, via email and instant messaging.
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Assists and instructs patrons through material and on-line searches, computer software
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Provides readers’ advisory services
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Maintains confidentiality in all patron and staff interactions
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Promotes library services through tours, demonstrations, talks, and displays
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Uses computers and assists patrons with computers and printers
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Serves as the “person in charge” in the absence of the Adult/Teen Services Supervisor
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May teach computer classes for the public
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Plans and implements adult programs
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Performs duties in collaboration with the Creative Computer Commons librarians as needed.
Must have flexibility to meet the needs of this
Additional Info & Requirements
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One year of professional library experience with knowledge of library services, best practices and procedures
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Excellent communication skills, demonstrates a “whatever-it-takes” work ethic, and models an excellent customer service attitude
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Bilingual ability is a plus in serving our diverse community
HR Info
HR Contact is (719) 531-6333 ext 1254
Complete a PPLD online application located at ppld.org on the JOBS/VOLUNTEERS tab
Requires an essay response: In order to be considered as a qualified applicant for this position, you must write and submit a typed and double-spaced essay (300 - 350 words) in response to the following question:
“How will public libraries remain relevant in the future?