Youth Programming Coordinator

Job Type: Part‑time (20‑31 hours/week) / Full‑time (32‑40 hours/week). Non‑exempt. Benefits: Paid Time Off accrual; paid holidays; OPERS (Ohio Public Employee Retirement System); Ohio Deferred Compensation & AFLAC products available. Position Overview Under the supervision of the Library Director, this position is responsible for planning and overseeing programming for children, teens, and families within the library and the community. In addition, the position performs responsibilities at a public service desk and assists patrons of all ages in the use of the Library, its materials, services, and resources. Work requires considerable independent judgment and initiative. Essential Functions Provides uniformly gracious and friendly service to all. Coordinates the planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of programs for children, teens, and families to be conducted by self, other staff, or outside presenters. Researches, makes contact with, and negotiates with potential program presenters. Coordinates room set‑up for programs. Adheres to the youth programming budget, keeping a record of all expenditures. Maintains program records, including but not limited to correspondence, contracts, check requests, tax documents, receipts, and program attendance. Coordinates with Marketing to promote Youth programs. Participates in outreach efforts of the Youth Department. Assists patrons in the full use of the Library and its digital and print resources, including reference and readers advisory service. Assists patrons with technology‑related issues. Troubleshoots problems and notifies appropriate staff of complex issues. Assists with gathering of statistical data. Supervises volunteers as part of the youth volunteer program. Engages in professional development relevant to library services for children, teens, and families. Performs other duties as assigned. Schedule 20 hours per week, part‑time, non‑exempt. Includes daytime, evening, and weekend shifts. Pay Range $18.31 - $19.50 per hour, depending on education and experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr a 2017 study for the Ohio Library Council found