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Library Technician
Kaiser Permanente MultiMedia Library
Regional offices
Downtown Oakland, CA
Closing Date: March 10, 2006
This is a part-time (32 hours) para-professional position
Examples of duties:
- Supports acquisition, cataloging, reviewing and distribution of library materials.
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Requests duplication of audiovisual materials.
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Maintains catalog systems using library software system, including InMagic and Millenniuim.
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Manages incoming requests via web, phone and fax, as well as distribution of requested materials.
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Provides statistical data to Kaiser staff and library users.
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Provides customer service and education to library users including use of library and online resources, information on Kaiser Permanente's programs, and provides material for instructional and teaching purposes.
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Markets library resources to internal and external customers using multiple communication modes.
- Promotes community connections to library with community groups, agencies and schools to meet needs for clinical and health education programming.
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Maintains department online files on shared drive, which contains forms, program literature, etc.
Qualifications/Experience:
- Bachelor's degree, or equivalent experience in library setting.
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Experience in a Multimedia department, medical/patient education field, and/or library field.
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Strong communication and interpersonal skills
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Ability to work independently and exercise good judgement.
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Strong proficiency in PC-based software.
- Familiarity with library software, particularly InMagic and/or Millennium.
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Experience performing database searches.
To Apply:
Please send resume to Kaiser Permanente MultiMedia Library,
either by fax: 510-873-5034;
e-mail: multimedia.library@kp.org,
or mail to:
Kaiser Permanente,
MultiMedia Library,
1950 Franklin, 3rd fl.,
Oakland, CA 94612.
Please check out the library web sites: Kaiser Permanente Community Wellness Library at: http://www.kpwellness.org; and Kaiser Permanente Staff MultiMedia Library at: http://www.kpmmlibrary.org
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