Technical Librarians Salaries in North Carolina

A To become a Technical Librarian in North Carolina, you typically need a Master's degree in Library Science (MLS), Information Science, or a related field from an ALA-accredited program. Additional qualifications may include experience with library databases, cataloging systems, and a familiarity with current technologies in information management.

A Technical Librarians in North Carolina can be hired by various types of institutions including public libraries, academic libraries (at colleges and universities), special libraries, corporate libraries, law libraries, medical libraries, and government libraries. They can also be employed by companies and organizations that require library and information professionals to manage their technical resources.

A Important skills for a Technical Librarian position in North Carolina include proficiency in library database management, cataloging and classification, digital resource management, knowledge of metadata standards, strong organizational skills, technical expertise with library software and tools, and excellent communication skills. Familiarity with specific areas such as digitization, electronic resource management, or archival systems can also be beneficial.

A Yes, there are professional organizations for Technical Librarians in North Carolina. These include the North Carolina Library Association (NCLA), which offers resources, networking, and professional development opportunities specifically for librarians and information professionals in the state. Additionally, national organizations such as the American Library Association (ALA) and the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) provide further avenues for professional growth and networking.