Mt Hood Community College Library

Library Public Service/Resource Sharing Technician – Mt. Hood Community College

The Public Service/Resource Sharing Technician provides customer service and technical support to students, faculty, staff and community members of the MHCC library. They are responsible for borrowing and lending materials via Summit resource sharing and InterLibrary loan. All MHCC employees are expected to support the college’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Full details of the position can be found here:

Library Public Service/Resource Sharing Technician Initial Salary Placement $40,087 -$46,471 Job Summary: Provides customer service and technical support to students, staff and faculty at the library public service and student help desk. Facilitates the borrowing and lending of materials within resource sharing. Assists the Dean in organizing, dir...

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