Northeast Regional Library

NORTHEAST REGIONAL LIBRARY
Employment Opportunities

Please email, mail or deliver completed applications to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834. The Northeast Regional Library is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Applications are available at any branch of the Northeast Regional Library System.

Employment Opportunities will be posted here when available.

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Corinth Library
Corinth Library: Part-time Library Clerk

Northeast Regional Library System

The Northeast Regional Library is taking applications for a part-time clerk at the Corinth Library in Corinth, MS.

Must be 18 years of age and possess a high school diploma or GED. 

Scheduled hours are on an as needed basis.  Saturday hours are required. 

Ability to use computers and Internet is mandatory. 

Applications are available at any Northeast Regional Library branch or at www.nereg.lib.ms.us

Submit a completed application by email to nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us , hand deliver to any Northeast Regional library branch, or mail to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834.  

Applications available at the Corinth Library or at www.nereg.lib.ms.us.  Email nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us , mail or hand deliver a completed application to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834. 

Application window will remain open until the position is filled.

EOE.  

Part-Time worker $8.50 an hour – Northeast Regional Library

Corinth Public Library, Corinth, MS, a branch of the Northeast Regional Library System

Corinth Part-time Library Clerk shifts include Monday-Friday 11:00am-3:00pm, Monday through Thursday 5:00-8:00pm, Saturday 9:00-5:00 and as needed on a fill-in basis for full time employees. 

The part-time worker works under the supervision of the Corinth Librarian and Assistant Librarian. The work requires computer skills and the ability to deal with the public with tact, courtesy, and cheerfulness. 

ROUTINE SCHEDULE

Perform opening and/or closing procedures at the library

Check out library materials to patrons and check them back in upon return

Request books for patrons from other libraries

Keep daily circulation records

Register new borrowers

Keep the library clean, neat, and orderly by performing light housekeeping duties

Record daily financial transactions

Perform any other duties as needed

Become familiar with the library’s online catalog

Assist patrons in using the library’s public access computers

Learn the Northeast Regional Library’s policy on internet use and how to enforce it

Learn the library’s collection of materials

Keep all shelves in proper alphabetical and numerical order

Assist customers in locating materials and in using the library

Act as good will ambassador for library in the community.    

Suggest books and materials to library patrons that might be of interest to them.

Assist the Librarian and Assistant Librarian with special library programs including:

  • National Library Week
  • Summer Library Programs
  • Weekly story hours
  • Any other programming
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Ripley LIBRARY
Ripley Library: Part-time Library Clerk

Northeast Regional Library System

The Northeast Regional Library is taking applications for a part-time clerk at the Ripley Library in Ripley, MS.

Must be 18 years of age and possess a high school diploma or GED. 

Scheduled hours are on an as needed basis.  Saturday hours are required. 

Ability to use computers and Internet is mandatory. 

Applications are available at any Northeast Regional Library branch or at www.nereg.lib.ms.us

Submit a completed application by email to nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us , hand deliver to any Northeast Regional library branch, or mail to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834.  

Applications available at the Ripley or at www.nereg.lib.ms.us.  Email nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us , mail or hand deliver a completed application to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834. 

Application window will remain open until the position is filled.

EOE.  

Part-Time worker $8.50 an hour – Northeast Regional Library

Ripley Public Library, Ripley, MS, a branch of the Northeast Regional Library System

2 Saturdays a month and as needed on a fill-in basis

The part-time worker works under the supervision of the Ripley Librarian and Assistant Librarian. The work requires computer skills and the ability to deal with the public with tact, courtesy, and cheerfulness. 

ROUTINE SCHEDULE

Perform opening and/or closing procedures at the library

Check out library materials to patrons and check them back in upon return

Request books for patrons from other libraries

Keep daily circulation records

Register new borrowers

Keep the library clean, neat, and orderly by performing light housekeeping duties

Record daily financial transactions

Perform any other duties as needed

Become familiar with the library’s online catalog

Assist patrons in using the library’s public access computers

Learn the Northeast Regional Library’s policy on internet use and how to enforce it

Learn the library’s collection of materials

Keep all shelves in proper alphabetical and numerical order

Assist customers in locating materials and in using the library

Act as good will ambassador for library in the community.    

Suggest books and materials to library patrons that might be of interest to them.

Assist the Librarian and Assistant Librarian with special library programs including:

  • National Library Week
  • Summer Library Programs
  • Weekly story hours
  • Any other programming

Tasks may often require standing or sitting for extended periods of time. Employee may frequently exert force equivalent to lifting up to 20 pounds and/or occasionally exert force equivalent to lifting up to approximately 35 pounds. Employee may occasionally encounter environment that is dusty and/or dirty with a lack of environmental control. Must have the physical ability to climb a step stool and rolling ladder, move a book truck, reach with hands and arms, stoop, kneel, crouch and bend. Employee will be required to work under sometimes stressful conditions, and in environments which present continuous interruptions and background noises. Employee will be required to respond appropriately to unexpected situations and scenarios.

 

DISCLAIMER:

The above declarations are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the duties and responsibilities of the job described, nor are they intended to be such a listing of the skills and abilities to do the job.  Rather they are intended only to describe the general nature of the job.

Application

Tasks may often require standing or sitting for extended periods of time. Employee may frequently exert force equivalent to lifting up to 20 pounds and/or occasionally exert force equivalent to lifting up to approximately 35 pounds. Employee may occasionally encounter environment that is dusty and/or dirty with a lack of environmental control. Must have the physical ability to climb a step stool and rolling ladder, move a book truck, reach with hands and arms, stoop, kneel, crouch and bend. Employee will be required to work under sometimes stressful conditions, and in environments which present continuous interruptions and background noises. Employee will be required to respond appropriately to unexpected situations and scenarios.

 

DISCLAIMER:

The above declarations are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the duties and responsibilities of the job described, nor are they intended to be such a listing of the skills and abilities to do the job.  Rather they are intended only to describe the general nature of the job.

Application

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Corinth Library
Corinth Library: Assistant Librarian

Northeast Regional Library System

JOB OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT

ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN

CORINTH PUBLIC LIBRARY

Position: Corinth Asst. Librarian.  39 hours per week.  Some Saturday work required.     Applicant should be energetic, creative, capable of self-direction and have knowledge of library resources.  Library experience preferred.  Able to deal effectively with all age groups, pre-school through senior citizens. Good communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential. Salary:  $18,272 yearly.  Applications available at the Corinth  Public Library or the NERL website: www.nereg.lib.ms.us 

Email nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us, mail or deliver completed application to Northeast     Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS  38834. Applications accepted until March 6, 2026 at 5PM.  EOE.

The Assistant Branch Librarian works under the direct supervision of the Branch Librarian and the library system supervision of the NERL Director and Branch Services Coordinator for Public Service.  The work requires computer skills and the ability to deal with people with tact, courtesy, and cheerfulness.

Act as good will ambassador for library in the community.    

Tell people about books that might be of interest to them.

Make personal contacts with clubs and group in your community, offering yourself as a speaker and resource person if requested by the Branch Librarian.

Contact sick people and shut-ins who may need library service.

Encourage school class visits to the library.

Represent the library by reading, storytelling, or inviting students to an upcoming library event.

Encourage and train volunteer help to extend library services.

Act as good will ambassador for library in the community.    

Tell people about books that might be of interest to them.

Make personal contacts with clubs and group in your community, offering yourself as a speaker and resource person if requested by the Branch Librarian.

Contact sick people and shut-ins who may need library service.

Encourage school class visits to the library.

Represent the library by reading, storytelling, or inviting students to an upcoming library event.

Encourage and train volunteer help to extend library services.

Become familiar with the library’s online catalog and instruct patrons in its use.

Become familiar with the other computers and software programs in the library and instruct patrons in their use.

Learn the Northeast Regional Library’s policy on Internet use and aid in enforcing it.

Charge and discharge books and other materials.

Request books.

Keep daily circulation records and aid in preparing the monthly report.

Send overdue notices (or contact delinquent borrowers by phone).

Register new borrowers.

Keep the library neat and orderly.

Schedule use of the meeting room.

Schedule use of the library’s computers.

Prepare and submit all reports, surveys, etc., as requested by Branch Librarian.

Weed materials under guidance of Branch Librarian.

Record financial transactions and maintain necessary library funds.

Request materials and supplies from Headquarters as requested by Branch Librarian.

Perform other duties as needed.

Attend all staff meetings and training programs.

Report on problems and recommend solutions to Branch Librarian.

Cooperate with the Branch Librarian and the Director of the Northeast Regional Library in carrying out the policies as set forth by the Regional Library Board of Trustees.

Understand and translate into action the Regional Board’s directives and policies of library service.

Assist in planning and executing library programs including monthly, National Library Week and Summer Library Programs.

Assist in conducting weekly story hours.

Assist blind and handicapped patrons in obtaining services and equipment from the state, via Headquarters.

Assist in publicity and public relations as directed by the Branch Librarian.

Tasks may often require standing or sitting for long periods of time. Employee may frequently exert force equivalent to lifting up to 20 pounds and/or occasionally exert force equivalent to lifting up to approximately 35 pounds. Employee may occasionally encounter environment that is dusty and/or dirty with a lack of environmental control. Must have the physical ability to climb a step stool and rolling ladder, move a book truck, reach with hands and arms, stoop, kneel, crouch and bend. Employee will be required to work under sometimes stressful conditions, and in environments which present continuous interruptions and background noises. Employee will be required to respond appropriately to unexpected situations and scenarios.

 

DISCLAIMER:

The above declarations are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the duties and responsibilities of the job described, nor are they intended to be such a listing of the skills and abilities to do the job.  Rather they are intended only to describe the general nature of the job.

Application

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BALDWYN LIBRARY
Anne Spencer Cox Library Baldwyn Mississippi
Branch Librarian

The Anne Spencer Cox Library is part of The Northeast Regional Library System

Job Opening: Baldwyn Library

The Northeast Regional Library is taking applications for Librarian/Branch Manager at the Baldwyn Public Library in Baldwyn, MS.  Applicant must have an Associate’s degree, Bachelor’s degree, or comparable work time in a library setting.  40 hours per week.   Salary:  $22,880 a year.  Applications available at the Baldwyn Public Library or at www.nereg.lib.ms.us.  Email nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us , mail or hand deliver a completed application to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834.  Application deadline is 5 p.m., Friday, November 7, 2025.  EOE.  

The Branch Librarian works under the supervision of the NERL Director and Branch Services Coordinator for Public Service.  The work requires computer skills and the ability to deal with people with tact, courtesy, and cheerfulness.

Anne Spencer Cox Library, Baldwyn, MS, a branch of the Northeast Regional Library System.

Act as good will ambassador for library in the community.    

Tell people about books that might be of interest to them.

Make personal contacts with clubs and group in your community, offering yourself as a speaker and resource person.

Accept invitations to speak to community clubs and groups about library services or special projects, present book reviews, or give demonstrations (such as operation of talking book equipment for the blind).

Contact sick people and shut-ins who may need library service.

Encourage school class visits to the library.

Set up special visits to classrooms during Children’s Book Week, National Library Week, and other special times. 

Represent the library by reading, storytelling, or inviting students to an upcoming library event.

Encourage and train volunteer help to extend library services.

Learn the collection.

Review all new books carefully before shelving.

Keep all shelves in proper alphabetical and numerical order.

Read shelves periodically.

Assist customers in locating materials and in using the library.

Become familiar with the library’s online catalog and instruct customers in its use.

Become familiar with the other computers and software programs in the library and instruct customers in their use.

Learn the Northeast Regional Library’s policy on Internet use and aid in enforcing it.

Charge and discharge books and other materials.

Request books.

Prepare the monthly circulation report.

Send overdue notices (or contact delinquent borrowers by phone).

Register new borrowers.

Keep the library neat and orderly.

Schedule use of the meeting room.

Schedule use of the library’s computers.

Prepare and submit all reports, surveys, etc., as requested by Headquarters.

Weed materials under guidance of Headquarters.

Record financial transactions and maintain necessary library funds.

Request materials and supplies from Headquarters.

Perform other duties as needed.

Work with local library boards and Friends groups to further local library services.

Attend all staff meetings and training programs.

Report on problems and recommend solutions to Headquarters.

Keep up with current library developments by reading journals and/or joining professional organizations.

Work closely with city officials in maintaining library building and grounds.

Work with the city board and legislature for financial support as directed by library director.

Cooperate with the Director of the Northeast Regional Library in carrying out the policies as set forth by the Regional Library Board of Trustees.

Understand and translate into action the Regional Board’s directives and policies of library service.

Plan and execute special library programs including National Library Week and Summer Library Programs.

Conduct weekly story hours.

Assist blind and handicapped patrons in obtaining services and equipment from the state.

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RIPLEY LIBRARY
Ripley Public Library
Branch Manager

The Ripley Library is part of The Northeast Regional Library System

Job Opening: Ripley Branch Manager

The Northeast Regional Library is taking applications for Branch Manager at the Ripley Public Library in Ripley, MS.  Applicant must have an Associate’s degree, Bachelor’s degree, or comparable work time in a library setting.  40 hours per week.   Salary:  $27,102 a year.  Applications available at the Ripley Public Library or at www.nereg.lib.ms.us.  Email nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us , mail or hand deliver a completed application to the Northeast Regional Library, 1023 Fillmore St., Corinth, MS 38834.  Initial application deadline is 5 p.m., Friday, June 19, 2026.  EOE.  Position open until filled.

The Branch Manager works under the supervision of the NERL Director and Branch Services Coordinator for Public Service.  The work requires computer skills and the ability to deal with people with tact, courtesy, and cheerfulness.

Ripley Public Library, Ripley, MS, a branch of the Northeast Regional Library System.

Act as good will ambassador for library in the community.    

Tell people about books that might be of interest to them.

Make personal contacts with clubs and group in your community, offering yourself as a speaker and resource person.

Accept invitations to speak to community clubs and groups about library services or special projects, present book reviews, or give demonstrations (such as operation of talking book equipment for the blind).

Contact sick people and shut-ins who may need library service.

Encourage school class visits to the library.

Set up special visits to classrooms during Children’s Book Week, National Library Week, and other special times. 

Represent the library by reading, storytelling, or inviting students to an upcoming library event.

Encourage and train volunteer help to extend library services.

Learn the collection.

Review all new books carefully before shelving.

Keep all shelves in proper alphabetical and numerical order.

Read shelves periodically.

Assist customers in locating materials and in using the library.

Become familiar with the library’s online catalog and instruct customers in its use.

Become familiar with the other computers and software programs in the library and instruct customers in their use.

Learn the Northeast Regional Library’s policy on Internet use and aid in enforcing it.

Charge and discharge books and other materials.

Request books.

Prepare the monthly circulation report.

Send overdue notices (or contact delinquent borrowers by phone).

Register new borrowers.

Keep the library neat and orderly.

Schedule use of the meeting room.

Schedule use of the library’s computers.

Prepare and submit all reports, surveys, etc., as requested by Headquarters.

Weed materials under guidance of Headquarters.

Record financial transactions and maintain necessary library funds.

Request materials and supplies from Headquarters.

Perform other duties as needed.

Work with local library boards and Friends groups to further local library services.

Attend all staff meetings and training programs.

Report on problems and recommend solutions to Headquarters.

Keep up with current library developments by reading journals and/or joining professional organizations.

Work closely with city officials in maintaining library building and grounds.

Work with the city board and legislature for financial support as directed by library director.

Cooperate with the Director of the Northeast Regional Library in carrying out the policies as set forth by the Regional Library Board of Trustees.

Understand and translate into action the Regional Board’s directives and policies of library service.

Organize and oversee monthly library programs tailored to different age groups and interests.

Coordinate and implement special library events, such as National Library Week, Summer Library Programs, Snapshot Day.

Lead weekly story hours sessions.

Support visually impaired and disabled patrons in accessing services and equipment provided by the state.

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Northeast Regional Library System
Regional Operations Manager

Applicants should submit a completed application, letter of interest, resume, and three professional references. Application materials should be emailed or delivered to:

Northeast Regional Library
 1023 Fillmore Street
 Corinth, MS 38834

nebiz@nereg.lib.ms.us

Applications must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday, July 24, 2026. Interviews will be conducted following the application deadline. EOE.

The Northeast Regional Library System includes12 branches Alcorn, Prentiss, Tippah, and Tishomingo Counties.

The Regional Operations Manager serves as the primary operational leader for branch library services throughout the Northeast Regional Library System. The position provides leadership, supervision, training, and support to branch managers and staff to ensure consistent, high-quality library service across all locations.

In addition to branch operations, the Regional Operations Manager oversees the library system’s social media presence and serves as the Project Manager for E-Rate and other assigned technology initiatives. The position works closely with the Regional Library Director to implement strategic goals, monitor operational effectiveness, support technology improvements, and strengthen community engagement throughout the region.

Extensive travel between branch locations is required.

  • Assist the Regional Library Director in the administration and operation of all branch libraries.
  • Provide direct supervision, coaching, and support to Branch Managers and Assistant Branch Managers.
  • Monitor branch operations for compliance with library policies, procedures, and service standards.
  • Conduct regular branch visits to evaluate services, facilities, staffing, and community needs.
  • Recommend and implement operational improvements.
  • Assist in developing and implementing strategic plans and organizational goals.
  • Serve as acting administrator in the Director’s absence when designated.
  • Recruit, interview, train, and mentor branch personnel.
  • Assist with employee evaluations and professional development plans.
  • Address personnel concerns and operational issues.
  • Coordinate branch staff training and continuing education opportunities.
  • Promote a culture of accountability, teamwork, innovation, and customer service.
  • Oversee daily operations at all branch locations.
  • Assist branch managers with scheduling and staffing coverage.
  • Monitor circulation, programming, and service statistics.
  • Ensure compliance with safety regulations and library policies.
  • Coordinate facility improvement recommendations and maintenance requests.
  • Assist with emergency preparedness and disaster response planning.
  • Support branch programming and outreach initiatives.
  • Foster partnerships with schools, community organizations, government agencies, and civic groups.
  • Ensure equitable access to library resources throughout the service area.
  • Represent the library system at community events and professional meetings.
  • Develop and implement a coordinated social media strategy for the Northeast Regional Library System.
  • Manage official library system social media accounts, including Facebook, Instagram, and other approved platforms.
  • Create and schedule content promoting library programs, services, collections, technology resources, and special events.
  • Collaborate with branch managers to gather local content and success stories.
  • Monitor engagement metrics and prepare periodic reports on social media performance.
  • Ensure all social media communications comply with library policies, branding standards, and public records requirements.
  • Coordinate responses to patron inquiries received through social media channels.
  • Train branch staff on approved social media practices and content submissions.
  • Serve as the Library System’s E-Rate Project Manager and primary point of contact for E-Rate-related activities.
  • Coordinate annual E-Rate application processes in compliance with Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) requirements.
  • Maintain E-Rate documentation, procurement records, contracts, and audit files.
  • Work with technology staff, consultants, vendors, and service providers to identify eligible projects and funding opportunities.
  • Develop project timelines and ensure completion of E-Rate milestones and deadlines.
  • Monitor funded projects to ensure compliance with E-Rate regulations and reporting requirements.
  • Assist with technology planning and broadband infrastructure initiatives.
  • Prepare E-Rate reports and updates for the Director and Board of Trustees.
  • Coordinate site visits, equipment deployments, and project implementation activities associated with E-Rate funding.
  • Assist branches in utilizing technology resources effectively.
  • Coordinate with technology staff regarding hardware, software, networking, and public computing issues.
  • Support implementation of new technology initiatives and system-wide technology projects.
  • Maintain working knowledge of the Integrated Library System (ILS), digital resources, and emerging library technologies.
  • Assist with identifying operational and budgetary needs.
  • Monitor branch expenditures and resource utilization.
  • Recommend effective allocation of staffing, equipment, and materials.
  • Assist with grants, special projects, and technology funding opportunities.
  • Prepare reports and recommendations for the Director and Board.
  • Maintain effective communication between administration and branch staff.
  • Attend required meetings, workshops, conferences, and training opportunities.
  • Provide regular updates regarding branch operations, social media analytics, and E-Rate project status.
  • Perform additional duties as assigned by the Regional Library Director or Board of Trustees.
  • Maintain confidentiality of personnel, patron, and organizational information.
  • Support the principles of intellectual freedom, equitable access, and excellent public service.

This job description describes the general nature and scope of work performed and is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, or qualifications. Duties may be modified as organizational needs evolve.

Education
  • A degree from an accredited college or university is required.
Preferred:
  • Experience in marketing, public relations, and project management
Experience
  • Minimum three years of progressively responsible public library experience.
  • Minimum three years of supervisory or management experience.
  • Experience managing multiple locations or departments preferred.
  • Experience with project management, technology initiatives, grant management, or E-Rate administration preferred.
  • Experience managing organizational social media accounts preferred.
Licenses
  • Valid Mississippi Driver’s License.
  • Ability to travel regularly throughout the library system.

Knowledge Of

  • Public library operations and best practices.
  • Personnel supervision and leadership.
  • Social media content management and engagement strategies.
  • E-Rate regulations and technology funding programs.
  • Budget administration and project management principles.
  • Integrated Library Systems and library technologies.
  • Mississippi public library standards and regulations.

Ability To

  • Lead and motivate teams across multiple locations.
  • Manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously.
  • Develop engaging public communications and marketing content.
  • Coordinate complex technology and infrastructure projects.
  • Analyze operational data and recommend improvements.
  • Establish and maintain effective working relationships with staff, vendors, government agencies, and community partners.
  • Frequent travel between branch locations.
  • Ability to lift and carry materials weighing up to 30 pounds.
  • Ability to operate computers and standard office equipment.
  • Ability to attend evening and weekend meetings or events as required.

Work is performed in library, office, and community settings. Frequent travel throughout the service area is required. Evening and weekend work may occasionally be necessary for meetings, programs, technology project implementation, training, or community events.

  • Competitive salary commensurate with education and experience
  • Paid annual leave and medical leave
  • State holidays
  • Participation in the Mississippi Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS)
  • Health insurance benefits
  • Optional life insurance and deferred compensation programs
  • Professional development and training opportunities

Tasks may often require standing or sitting for extended periods of time. Employee may frequently exert force equivalent to lifting up to 20 pounds and/or occasionally exert force equivalent to lifting up to approximately 35 pounds. Employee may occasionally encounter environment that is dusty and/or dirty with a lack of environmental control. Must have the physical ability to climb a step stool and rolling ladder, move a book truck, reach with hands and arms, stoop, kneel, crouch and bend. Employee will be required to work under sometimes stressful conditions, and in environments which present continuous interruptions and background noises. Employee will be required to respond appropriately to unexpected situations and scenarios.

 

DISCLAIMER:

The above declarations are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the duties and responsibilities of the job described, nor are they intended to be such a listing of the skills and abilities to do the job.  Rather they are intended only to describe the general nature of the job.

Application