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Public Instruction, Department of

County(ies):	Dane
Classification Title: / JAC:   Job Working Title:	LIBRARIAN SUPERVISOR 07-02977     (No working title)
Type of Employment:	Full Time (40 hrs/week)
Salary:	Starting salary will be between $44,641 and $73,658. This position is in pay schedule 81, range 03. A one year probationary period is required.
Contact:	Denise Kohout, Human Resources Specialist, 608-266-0282 or denise.kohout@dpi.state.wi.us.
Bargaining Unit:	Non-Represented
Area of Competition:	Open
Deadline to Apply:	2/4/2008
Exam Information:	Exam cannot be previewed.

The Department of Public Instruction, Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning, is currently seeking individuals with professional library and supervisory experience to apply for a Librarian Supervisor position. This position is located at the Reference and Loan Library, 2109 South Stoughton Road, Madison.

This is a reannouncement. The original publication date was 9/13 and the deadline was 10/15. If you previously applied for this position, it is not necessary to resubmit your application materials.

Special Notes:   Part of the selection process may include a criminal background check.

Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:   
Knowledge of the development of computerized bibliographic databases; cataloging library materials and creating and updating bibliographic databases for library applications using national standards; data processing procedures necessary for bibliographic data; library technical services operations; cataloging rules and procedures; OCLC cataloging and interlibrary loan procedures; interlibrary loan processes and procedures; procedures for writing specifications and negotiating contracts; small group and individual training techniques; workshop organization procedures and methods; consultation procedures; long-range planning methods; principles, practices, and techniques of management of personnel; interviewing techniques and practices; telecommunications concepts and applications; online catalog searching, design and use; library automation standards (MARC21, Z39.50, SIP2, NCIP, ISO); procedures for circulation of materials, shipping, acquisitions and serials control; and computer programs (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access).  Skill in verbal and written communication; negotiation; supervision and coaching; planning and goal setting; and the ability to direct and/or facilitate group meetings and provide training.