Metadata and Information Services Librarian

Metadata and Information Services Librarian Location

Onsite, Hybrid, or Remote - Louisville, KY

About the Role The Metadata and Information Services Librarian is a member of the Research, Evaluation, and Digital Information Services (READS) team within the Impact and Outreach division. This role supports cataloging, metadata creation, and reference services while serving as an information liaison across APH departments. The position plays a key role in maintaining high-quality bibliographic records and supporting both physical and digital collections, including the APH Library and the M.C. Migel Memorial Collection. Key Responsibilities

• Create, maintain, and troubleshoot complex metadata and bibliographic records across diverse formats using established standards (e.g., RDA, ONIX, LC, NISO), including database maintenance within the integrated library system (TMM).
• Provide internal and external reference and research services, including database searches, resource recommendations, and support for APH databases such as the Louis Database of Accessible Materials and TGIL.
• Serve as a liaison to internal departments, delivering research support, information services, and cross-functional collaboration on initiatives, content development, and evaluation efforts.
• Develop and deliver training materials and resources (e.g., subject guides, tutorials, videos), and facilitate training sessions for staff and users.
• Support special collections and digitization initiatives, including cataloging, materials selection, interlibrary loan, and ensuring compliance with copyright and digital preservation standards.
• Maintain departmental resources (e.g., SharePoint), provide basic copyright guidance, represent the organization at conferences, and perform additional duties as assigned.
• Other duties as assigned.