Information Specialist I, Alcohol Research Group, Emeryville, CA |
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| Posting Date: | 5/5/06 |
| Description: | The Alcohol Research Group (ARG) Library is seeking an Information Specialist I (Library Assistant). The ARG is one of fifteen national alcohol research centers in the U.S and the library is one of the oldest and largest alcohol and other drug libraries in the world. Under the supervision of the Librarian, the Information Specialist will be responsible for various tasks related to the overall functioning of the Library. This will include maintenance of library databases, descriptive and some subject cataloguing, ordering, data entry, inter-library loan, receiving serials, sorting mail, assisting with reference. This position is for 35 hours per week, Monday through Friday and is based in Emeryville, California. Requirements: Applicants must possess word-processing and database software skills, have the ability to compose correspondence, organize and prioritize work, follow instructions and work independently, communicate effectively with library users and interact smoothly in an office environment. Technical experience with InMagic database software is highly desirable but not required. The applicant must also be reliable and flexible. Two to three years library experience preferred. The starting salary is $15.93-$17.52 per hour, depending on experience and includes a comprehensive benefits package. The position is open until filled. To Apply: Please send a cover letter and resume to: PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE Or email: JOBS@PHI.ORG with CC: dgill@arg.org, amitchell@arg.org In the subject line of the email, include: Information Specialist I. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE We are proud to be an EEO/AA Employer |
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