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Subject: Astronomy job opportunity -- Baltimore
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 12:15:07 -0500
From: Sarah Stevens-Rayburn <mdba@stsci.edu>
Reply-To: library@stsci.edu
Organization: Space Telescope Science Institute
Cross-posted to PAMnet, Sirsi cataloging, Serialst, and Autocat.
Please excuse the duplication!
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Assistant Librarian (full or part time)
The Space Telescope Science Institute is seeking a self-motivated,
resourceful,
service-oriented individual to become a member of the library team that
provides
information services to our diverse scientific and support staff and
visitors.
With a minimum of five years experience, candidates should possess a
master's
degree in Library or Information Science from an ALA-accredited program.
Primary responsibilities are in cataloging and database maintenance,
serials
control, and user services. Substantial experience in a small, special
library
is essential, as is a demonstrated knowledge of applications of computer
technology to library procedures, including significant experience with
OCLC.
Experience with SIRSI, Access databases, spreadsheet applications, and
the NT
computing environment are highly desirable.
ST ScI, located on the Johns Hopkins University campus, offers an
excellent
benefits package, competitive salaries, and a stimulating work
environment.
The minimum salary is $39,825; however, STScI's pay is commensurate to
the
education level and years of experience. Resumes received by January
16, 2001
will receive full consideration. Relocation assistance is available.
Women
and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply. Qualified candidates
are
requested to mail or e-mail resume, position applying for and salary
history to:
Space Telescope Science Institute, ATTN: Human Resources, 3700 San
Martin Drive,
Baltimore, MD 21218 or email to Resume@stsci.edu. Visit our website @
www.stsci.edu and the Library website @
http://sesame.stsci.edu/library.html.
EOE/AA/M/F/D/V