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[Thread Prev][Thread Next] Serials Conversion Assistant, Portland, OR
Please accept my apologies for cross-posting this to Circplus, libjobs, libs-or, Serialst and the PNLA listserves; we want to hire someone for this position, so we're trying all the appropriate lists we know of! If any of you have the addresses of library support listserves in the Pacific Northwest area, *please* forward this position to them! Thanks! Yours, John Mead, johnmead@teleport.com [home], johnm@ohs.org [work; home works better, our work email system *will* *not* send mail to AOL, and has other "undocumented features"] **************************************************************************** *********************** Serials Assistant/Retrospective Conversion 1.00 FTE (36.25 hrs./wk.) $8.62/hr. Non-exempt position (N-08) Temporary position through September 30, 1998 Closing date: April 15, 1997 Position availability: May 1, 1997 Contact: John Mead, Director, Reference & Research Collections, Oregon Historical Society Library, 1200 SW Park Ave., Portland, OR 97205 (503) 306-5245 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ Position description: Serials Assistant needed for library serials retrospective conversion project. Responsible for retrospective conversion of existing library serials records from manual to machine-readable format in preparation for inclusion in an online public access catalog [Horizon (GUI version of Dynix)]. Searches and selects online cataloging records for comparison with existing OHS serials Kardex cards. Evaluates online records for completeness. Performs online editing necessary to upgrade cataloging records to national and local database standards, including addition of Oregon Union List of Serials data. SPECIFIC JOB SKILLS: General familiarity with serials control, machine readable cataloging (MARC), OCLC, and the OCLC Union List Subsystem. Accurate keyboard skills, attention to detail, capacity to work independently, and ability to strike reasonable balance between quality and productivity considerations. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Bachelor's degree required and a minimum of one year's experience with online serials' control using OCLC (including the Union List segment); experience using a local system (preferably Dynix/Horizon) a plus. Working knowledge of Windows/OS2 required. Serials Assistant will report to the Director, Reference & Research Collections.
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