Youth Services Assistant (Part-time), Freedom Public Library, Freedom, New Hampshire

The Freedom Public Library is looking for a vibrant and creative, service-oriented part-time Youth Services Assistant, working in cooperation with the Library Director.  

Description of Duties: 
General 
• Perform checkouts, check ins, and patron registration as needed 
• Open and close the library as needed 
• Check and promptly respond to messages; including text, voicemail, and email 

Programming 
• Plan and implement Preschool Storytime program 
• Coordinate and promote the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program 
• Work with the Library Director to plan and implement STEAM Tuesdays 
• Work with the Library Director to coordinate Youth and Preschool Summer Reading Programs 
• Assists in school visits to the library, reading and engaging with the children 
• Make recommendations for materials to add to the picture book and juvenile collections. 
• Coordinate and provide supportive atmosphere for any youth programming volunteers 
• Perform other duties as assigned 

Qualifications and Skills:  
• A degree in Early Childhood or Elementary Education or in Library Science with a focus on Youth Services, or similar preferred; a suitable combination of education and experience, skills, and abilities will also be considered 
• Enthusiasm for providing quality programming and services for children 
• The ability to work effectively in an environment with many distractions and interruptions  
• Ability to supervise and delegate volunteers as needed 
• Computer competence  
• Flexibility, excellent verbal and written communication skills, superior interpersonal skills, and a strong ability for teamwork  
• Satisfactory background check 

Schedule and Salary: 
This is an hourly position averaging 10-13 hours per week, Wednesday through Saturday. (There will be three working Saturdays per month, between the hours of 9:30-1:00.) Regular hours include prep time. Rate of pay is $19 per hour. This position offers paid holidays. 

To Apply: 
Send resume, cover letter and name & contact information for three professional references to director@freedompubliclibrary.org

 

Literacy Program Coordinator, Nevins Library, Methuen, Massachusetts

The Nevins Library is seeking to fill a Full Time Librarian II-Literacy Program Coordinator position beginning in December 2026. The Nevins Library is a private non-profit organization that serves as the public library for the City of Methuen, a diverse community of 54,000. This position is responsible for the planning and execution of our English Language Literacy Program works closely with the Head of Reference Services. The Literacy Program Coordinator is responsible for training tutor-volunteers, matching tutors to students, testing student progress, facilitating Conversation groups, and is heavily involved with grant writing, reporting, and management. This position works closely with the Library Leadership Team, and can have supervisory responsibility for the building, staff and patron safety, as scheduled and as needed. This position works a flexible schedule, including some nights and Saturdays as necessitated by program scheduling needs. This position reports to the Assistant Library Director, and is primarily grant funded.

Hours: Full-time, 35 hours per week, includes nights and weekends. Flexible hours, as necessitated by program scheduling needs, exempt employee.

Minimum Education: A Master’s degree or other education in relevant field and/or other experience or skills that relate directly to this work.

Minimum requirements (training, skills, education, experience):
• A minimum of 3 years of appropriate experience serving a diverse, evolving community
• Flexible, self-motivated individual with teaching, budgeting, grant writing, and technology experience
• Ability to work independently, within the larger Library team
• Effective problem-solver with significant leadership skills
• Ability to work within the framework of Library policies and practices to provide excellent customer service
• All Nevins Library employees must pass a background check
• Understands and respects people of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds
• Applicants with a native language other than English are encouraged to apply

Benefits:
Paid Time Off and Holidays, Health, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance Options. Employees of the Nevins Library are not eligible for participation in the Massachusetts State Retirement System, but do contribute to Social Security and may participate in a 403b employer match retirement savings plan.

Hiring Wage Range:
$55,000-$57,000 annually

Other Considerations/Requirements:
Interviews Start: October 7, 2026

Position Start Date: December 2026

How to submit an application/resume:
Please email a cover letter and resume (preferably in one file) to:

Amy Dorsheimer,
Assistant Director
Nevins Library
adorsheimer@nevinslibrary.org

Or Drop Off at:
305 Broadway
Methuen, MA 01844
Attn. Amy Dorsheimer

U.R.L. (Link) to online job description/application):
https://www.nevinslibrary.org/job-posting/

Closing date for submissions:
10/10/2026

Collections Strategist and Acquisitions Manager, Dartmouth Libraries, Hanover, New Hampshire

Dartmouth Libraries, a vital partner across Dartmouth’s research enterprise and teaching mission, welcomes applications for the position of Collections Strategist and Acquisitions Manager.
 
Join a purpose- and values-driven department dedicated to supporting a top-tier research and liberal arts institution with a library collections budget exceeding $12 million. This position is both strategic and operational, collaborating with department leadership to help shape the future of the team, its systems, and workflows by remaining adaptive to a dynamic scholarly landscape.
 
The Collections Strategist and Acquisitions Manager will advance Dartmouth Libraries’ goal to enhance discovery and access to world-class collections and content across evolving platforms. You’ll collaborate with colleagues to position the Libraries in accelerating research by sharing in-depth knowledge of Dartmouth Libraries’ scholarly resources and their ongoing management. This position plays an important role in advising and assisting colleagues in strategic and cost-effective ways to acquire and maintain all Dartmouth Libraries collection-related resources. 
 
Reporting to the Head of Acquisitions and Collection Development, you will support the leadership of your team, strategizing and implementing library-wide collections licensing and lifecycle for all scholarly formats, contributing to open and transformative access priorities, and applying data-informed decision-making for collections building.

Minimum requirements (training, skills, education, experience):
-Master’s degree in Library or Information Science, or equivalent advanced degree from an American Library Association (A.L.A.)-accredited or equivalent accrediting body

-Five plus years of progressively responsible acquisitions and/or electronic resources experience

-Three years of supervisory experience with the ability to lead staff, develop, and manage efficient workflows/processes in support of strategic goals

-Excellent oral and written communication skills through a variety of communication methods

-Proven ability to adapt to a changing information landscape, manage competing priorities, and navigate ambiguity

-Demonstrated commitment to professional development/achievement

Hiring Wage Range:
Hiring range: $75,700  – $94,700

Other Considerations/Requirements:
Do you have questions?
Contact Jennifer Matthews, Head of Acquisitions and Collection Development, at  Jennifer.K.Matthews@dartmouth.edu

U.R.L. (Link) to online job description/application):
https://searchjobs.dartmouth.edu/postings/87197

Circulation Assistant, Seabrook Library, Seabrook, New Hampshire

GENERAL SUMMARY: This part-time position is ideal for individuals with an outgoing personality who are passionate about libraries. Must have experience in interacting with the public and thrive in a sometimes fast-paced, sometimes slow-paced collaborative environment. A can-do attitude and sense of humor are valued.

SPECIFIC DUTIES:
1. Customer Service:
--Greet and assist library patrons with a friendly and approachable demeanor.
--Provide accurate information on library services, programs, and resources.
--Assist patrons in locating materials, using library equipment, and navigating digital resources.
2. Circulation Services:
--Check in and check out library materials, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
--Process library card applications and assist patrons with account inquiries.
--Respond to patron inquiries on the telephone and via email in a timely and professional manner.
3. Shelving and Collection Maintenance:
--Shelve Adult library materials accurately.
--Conduct shelf-reading and assist in maintaining the order and appearance of library collections.
4. Technology Assistance:
--Help patrons using library computers, printers, and other technology.
--Assist with troubleshooting common issues related to the library's digital resource applications and the equipment used to access same.
5. General Administrative Tasks:
--Assist with opening and closing procedures, including securing the library space.
6. Other duties as assigned.

Reports to the Director, or the Adult Services Librarian in Director's absence.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent; a college degree is a plus. Previous experience in delivering outstanding customer service, preferably in a library or similar setting. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Basic computer literacy and familiarity with common software and internet applications. Ability to work unsupervised, and collaboratively as part of a team. Passing a criminal background check is required.

Benefits:
Eight paid holidays (when holidays coincide with regularly scheduled work hours). 40 hours annual paid leave which can be used for vacation, illness, medical appointments or personal business.

Hiring Wage Range:
$20 per hour.

Other Considerations/Requirements:
Schedule: 
Monday: 1-5
Tuesday: 3-7
Wednesday: 1-5
Friday: 1-5
Saturday: 9-1

How to submit an application/resume:
Kindly send your PDF resume and a cover letter to Elizabeth Weilbacher, Director via director@sealib.org

Closing date for submissions:
9/30/2026

Teen Services Librarian, Wells Public Library, Wells, Maine

The Town of Wells is seeking a full-time, energetic, team-oriented Teen Services Librarian who has a strong commitment to working with young adults. This position is responsible for creating welcoming spaces where teens feel comfortable and respected while providing library services including programming, collection development, and readers advisory. This position is also responsible for managing the behaviors of teens who visit the library. This is a 40 hour/week position that requires some evening and weekend hours.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE
This position is open until filled.

Minimum requirements (training, skills, education, experience):
The successful candidate will have a master’s degree, at least one year of professional experience working in a library, and experience working with teens/young adults. Candidates with any equivalent combination of education, training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the essential functions of the job may be considered.

Benefits:
The Town of Wells offers an excellent pay and benefit package. This is a full-time position with a with a pay range of $24.72- $35.10 per hour depending on experience. The Town of Wells offers competitive pay including education incentives, benefit package including health, dental, S.T.D., Life Insurance, vision, 457 matched retirement or Maine Public Employees Retirement (MainePERS) as well as an incentive-based Wellness Program.

Hiring Wage Range:
$24.72- $35.10

How to submit an application/resume:
Application can be found here: https://www.wellstown.org/Jobs.asp 
Cover letter and resume can be emailed to employment@wellstown.org.

For a complete job description, please visit on our website:
https://www.wellstown.org/Jobs.aspx

Closing date for submissions:
10/9/2026

Library Assistant, James A. Tuttle Library, Antrim, New Hampshire

Library Assistants are members of a Library's support staff. Their duties might include helping patrons find  materials, reshelving books, working the circulation desk, handling online requests and interlibrary loans, processing new Library cards and conducting inventory. They also might oversee Library events, such as book sales, reading programs, entering new materials into the database, updating social media, book readings or movie nights. 

Duties:
•    Greets and assists Library users in the circulation area employing effective customer service skills.
•    Performs all circulation area functions effectively including check-ins, check-outs, renews, and processing applications for new Library cards.
•    Shelves, shelf-reads and organizes collections and keeps materials in good order.
•    Staffs the children's room, and other areas of the Library as necessary.
•    Responsible for Library opening and closing procedures.
•    Informs Library users of Library policies and enforcing them when necessary.
•    Processes overdue materials, including contacting borrowers by phone, email, mail, or text.
•    Fields requests for new acquisitions and interlibrary loans.
•    Assists Library users in making photocopies and help with computer programs.
•    Receives phone calls, and assists or transfers calls as necessary.
•    Processing and entering new materials into the database.
•    Updating patron and bibliographic records.
•    Provides reference and reader's advisor services, instructs patrons in the use of Library resources, including reference materials, subscription databases, catalogs, computers, and the interlibrary loan system.
•    Updates and monitors the Library social media accounts.
•    Other duties as assigned.

Job Specifications:
•    Computer skills sufficient to perform the functions of the online catalog and circulation modules of the Library’s Integrated Library System, and technical questions from patrons.
•    Desire to meet and serve the Library's user community.
•    Good clerical skills and attention to detail required.
•    Demonstrates appropriate flexibility in dealing with a diverse population.

Physical Demands:
The work is typically performed indoors while intermittently sitting, standing, stooping, bending, crouching or walking. The employee frequently lifts objects and uses equipment requiring dexterity. Must be able to lift 25 pounds.

Please send your resume to: tuttlelibrary@gmail.com

Executive Director, Pope Memorial Library, North Conway, New Hampshire

Pope Memorial Library
Executive Director
Job Description

RESPONSIBLE FOR:
 
♦ Development and execution of programs directed to the community and engaging the community in fulfillment of the Library vision, including revenue generating activities
♦ Adherence to the Library’s mission statement and policies, working to further the goals of the library.
♦ Compliance with all Library policies, assuring library alignment with American Library Association and New Hampshire State Library initiatives
♦ Partnership with the Board of Directors
♦ Fund development activities, especially relationship-building and individual giving
♦ Public image, acting as chief spokesperson for the library.
♦ Daily operations of the library
♦ Collection maintenance and management
♦ Financial record-keeping
♦ Volunteer program.
♦ Staffing: including hiring, delegation, termination
♦ Library record-keeping
♦ Property management and maintenance

Minimum requirements (training, skills, education, experience):
QUALIFICATIONS
 
♦ Knowledge of the principles and practices of library work and of the organization and management of library operations, including administration, staff management and finance.
♦ Versed in nonprofit management: including legal requirements for nonprofits, nonprofit boards, nonprofit financial reporting
♦ Fund-raising, development experience
♦ Staff supervision experience
♦ Strong interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills.
♦ Advanced computer skills
♦ Ability to plan, organize, and conduct programs for all age groups.
♦ Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.

Benefits:
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
 
♦ Full-time, exempt position
♦ Retirement Benefits
♦ Paid Time Off (P.T.O.)

Other Considerations/Requirements:
We know that no candidate matches every single ideal qualification. If you are passionate about this role and feel you can do the work, please apply.

How to submit an application/resume:
https://www.popelibrarynh.org/jobs

Closing date for submissions:
10/15/2026