Current Opportunities
Libraries build community.
At RPL, we’re on a mission to provide Regina residents with opportunities for discovery and learning in an inclusive, customer-centred, and safe environment — and we could use your help.
Community Librarian (permanent, full-time)
Reporting to an assigned Branch Manager, the Community Librarian provides service to the public, meeting established Library strategic objectives and service standards. The Community Librarian is part of a team that includes branch staff and the Community Engagement and Programming Unit (CEP), dedicated to providing inclusive, relevant, high quality customer-focused service in the assigned communities.
For more information click hereWriter in Residence
Regina Public Library invites applications from accomplished Canadian writers for the position of Writer in Residence. The Writer in Residence will devote their time to working with Regina Public Library to schedule and deliver library programs, community/school visits, and one-to-one consultations/mentorship, and as well as time to personal writing projects.
For more information click hereDirector, Development (permanent, full-time)
Regina Public Library is the community hub that inspires everyone to learn, to discover, and to connect.
As the senior development leader at Regina Public Library, the Director of Development will inspire and be inspired by the donors who invest in the library. As a member of RPL’s Senior Leadership Team, reporting to the Executive Director of Finance & Strategy, and working closely with the Library Director and CEO, the Director of Development is responsible for adapting and implementing a comprehensive fund development plan, encompassing all fundraising channels including major gifts, annual giving, special events, sponsorships, and donor stewardship. The Director of Development will work closely with the RPL Board of Directors, senior management, and volunteers. They will collaborate with the senior leaders of the library to inspire new levels of success.
For more information click hereLibrary Intern: Community Outreach and Programming (temporary, full-time)
Regina Public Library is seeking two motivated and organized summer students to join the Community Engagement and Programming department at Regina Public Library in the temporary, full-time role of Library Intern: Community Outreach and Programming.
Reporting to the Lead, Adult and Young Adult Programming, the successful candidates will represent RPL at community events, festivals, and with pop-up library programming.
You will help to deliver interactive activities, promote library services and programs, and create welcoming experiences for people of all ages. This role combines community outreach, program facilitation, and public engagement, helping to bring the library experience directly to where people gather in the community. You will also have the opportunity to meaningfully contribute to library projects and initiatives through research and admin support.
For more information click hereCommon Job Openings
Regina Public Library is made up of a variety of job categories. Most job openings occur in the Page and Public Service Clerk categories.
Page
The Page performs various duties related to physical maintenance of the library collections including shelving, conducting inventory, and pulling specified items for holds or withdrawal.
Public Service Clerk
The Public Service Clerk performs a variety of public service duties including circulation, reference and reader's advisory services, and maintaining records related to the operation of library services to the public.
Customer Service Associates
Our Customer Service Associates reach out and connect with our customers to support the joy of reading, lifelong learning, and growth. They are welcoming and knowledgeable guides to technology throughout the library. Our Customer Service Associates deliver enriching library experiences for all customers by hosting library programs, providing programming support, and promoting the library and its value at activities and events in the library and out in the community.
Reference and Programming Assistant
The Reference and Programming Assistant provides reference, reader's advisory services, and circulation services to the public, and provides technological support to patrons using library services. In cooperation with system Programming Leads, develops, delivers and evaluates library programs.