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Aga Khan Hospitals
Health care + 1 more
Assistant Librarian, Library Department
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Description
Requirements
- Master's degree in Information Science or related field.
- Bachelor’s degree in Library & Information Science or equivalent in a related field.
- 2-3 years’ experience working in an academic Library.
- Experience in scholarly publishing with at least one publication in a peer reviewed journal.
- Good IT skills, including familiarity with Microsoft Office & the internet.
- Sound knowledge of library management systems and a range of library procedures.
- Knowledge and skills in supporting research in Evidence-Based Practice and Systematic reviews.
- Provide front-line library & information services.
- Support library users in reference services; develop and maintain libguides with relevant links to information sources of specific subjects.
- Support library users in retrieving information resources both in print and electronic formats and facilitate access to bibliographic and full-text databases.
- Receive, process and catalogue books and periodicals.
- Maintain and update bibliographic details in the library management system and update other library databases, including the digital repository.
- Train library users in class or in person how to access and use both print and online library resources.
- Shelve books and maintain shelf reading for easy location of resources.
- Support reader services by registering library users and maintaining their records and user statistics.
- Identify and facilitate the acquisition of relevant books and electronic resources.
- Regular support reconciliation of electronic payments relating to reprographic service charges and fines and collate this with the finance office.
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