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Job Posting: Idaho State University
Electronic Resources Librarian/Assistant
Professor (4511)
Posting Number: req208
12 Month Full-Time
Library Admin
Pocatello - Main
Primary Purpose
Performs primary management and troubleshooting
of the Library’s licensed electronic resources, such as ebooks, ejournals and
databases (e.g. EBSCOhost, LexisNexis, etc.). Provides general reference
services, library instruction, and is a subject bibliographer.
Key Responsibilities
Facilitates trial, review, selection and acquisition
of electronic resources and performs access, maintenance and troubleshooting
duties for the library’s electronic resources.
Participates in initial license review for electronic resources.
Determines permissible use parameters and makes recommendations on license
acceptance.
Ensures access to electronic resources using EBSCO suite of products, including
Discovery Service, link resolver, A-Z list, and ExLibris Voyager Integrated
Library System (ILS) acquisition and cataloging modules.
Gathers, maintains and reports key metrics (including usage, cost comparison,
etc.) for quarterly and periodic reports.
Works collaboratively with library systems department staff to establish and
maintain access to electronic resources by all authorized means, including by
proxy server.
Maintains effective relations with the providers of the library’s electronic
resources.
Identifies emerging trends, technologies and best practices in electronic
resources management that have the potential for new and improved
library services.
Participates in reference desk duty. Assists faculty, students, staff and other
users on a one-on-one basis by answering specific information requests,
offering research assistance, and guiding users in the effective use of a broad
range of information resources found in the library. Some
evenings and weekend hours are required.
Serves as a member of the Library’s Database Evaluation and
Selection Committee (DESC).
Serves as a bibliographer to designated academic departments and oversees the
selection of materials in assigned subject areas. Assists in collection
development and evaluation; monitors pertinent portions of the acquisitions
budget; works to develop and maintain good relations with faculty members.
Participates in professional activities, including university and library
committees and task forces, and attends professional meetings.
Participates in the Library's instruction program.
Minimum Qualifications
Requires an MLS, M.L.I.S. or equivalent from an
ALA-accredited program by date of hire.
Experience in the management of a library’s licensed electronic resources
(ebooks, ejournals and databases) within an academic library, either as a
professional or as a staff member.
Experience using EBSCO’s Discovery Service, A-Z list and link resolver, CORAL,
ExLibris’ Voyager ILS acquisition and cataloging modules and OCLC Connexion.
Ability to work collegially and cooperatively with a varied user groups and
function effectively in a team environment.
Excellent analytical, oral and written communication skills. Evidence of high
productivity, multitasking and problem solving skills when working
independently or in groups, as changing situations require.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in the management of the Library’s
licensed electronic resources (ebooks, ejournals and databases) life-cycle
within an academic setting.
Experience serving as a point of contact for maintenance and troubleshooting of
electronic resources.
Familiarity with issues related to the management of electronic resources,
including ever-changing electronic publishing environment, copyright and
intellectual property rights, acquisitions and cataloging principles, usage
data, and remote access issues.
Experience working with publishers and vendors of electronic resources.
Experience working in public services area in academic library.
Capacity to respond effectively to change, including changes in technologies,
needs, and priorities.
Please submit the following documents with your application:
Curriculum vitae, Letter
of application that addresses job requirements, list of references
Position will remain open until filled.
Salary will be $42,764 annually. Includes a competitive benefits package.
Idaho State University is an equal
opportunity/affirmative action employer. We have an institution-wide commitment
to inclusion and diversity and encourage all qualified individuals to apply.
Veterans' preference.
Upon request, reasonable accommodations in the application process will be
provided to individuals with disabilities.
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