Hello All,This 4-week, 4 credit-hour self-paced online class in Moodle covers the health information seeking behavior of consumers and the role of the librarian in the provision of health information for the public. Learn about the evolution of consumer health, health literacy and the e-patient, and expand your knowledge of top consumer
Christine Caufield-Noll passed away unexpectedly last Friday, January 14, after a fall at home in Glen Burnie, MD. Christine was an informationist at the NIH Library and previously at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. Christine was a member of MLA and active in the MACMLA Chapter and DC Area Health Sciences Libraries
Temple University Libraries invites applications for the position of Public Health and Social Sciences Librarian. This position is based at our amazing, recently opened Charles Library on Temple’s main campus in the heart of North Philadelphia (currently operating in a hybrid work environment) and is part of our social science subject librarians
Greetings!Tulane University, University of Michigan, and University of Washington are conducting a research survey of the information professional community to find out what motivates professional association membership. The insight you provide will help us to better recommend strategies to improve association membership diversity, recruitment, and retention.Filling out the survey won’t take long:
Dear colleagues,We invite all medical and health sciences librarians to participate in a research study including a survey about virtual reference. We are investigating how virtual reference services have changed during the time of COVID-19. How health sciences librarians are utilizing virtual reference services including chat/instant messaging, email, text messaging, and video
Colleagues –Great opportunity to move up to senior management at an academic health sciences library. I’m happy to talk to anyone about the position.Job DescriptionThe Alumni Medical Library, Boston University Medical Campus, seeks an experienced and collaborative library professional to fill the newly created position of Associate Director of Collections and User
Hi All,Please join NNLM for the upcoming, 4-part series in April 2022 called How PubMed Works. How PubMed works (HPW) is divided into 4 unique sessions. You can sign up for one, some or all.The dates and links for each session are below. All sessions are held in WebEx.1. April 6, 2022
Hello All,Please save the date for the upcoming, free NNLM Virtual Research Symposium.Registration is open: https://nnlm.vfairs.com/ The NNLM Research Symposium will bring together new and experienced researchers and librarians from across the United States to explore the current state and future directions of medical and scientific research and advance the use of
On behalf of the NNLM Reading Club team (Darlene Kaskie, Tess Wilson, Lorin Jackson, Shannon Jones, Stefania Acosta Ramirez and Michele Spatz), we are thrilled to announce the January 2022 NNLM Reading Club topic: Health Misinformation https://nnlm.gov/nnlm-reading-club/nnlm-reading-club-health-misinformation We encourage you to learn how to spot health misinformation by reading one of these
The Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell Health Sciences Library invites candidates for the position of Data Services and Research Impact Librarian.Our team of librarians is excited to welcome a creative enthusiastic professional who will build on our start-up data services and research impact initiatives to implement a robust
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