After 28 years of service, Inhye Kim Son has retired from University of Virginia Claude Moore Health Sciences Library. Inhye began work at the library as a serials clerk. Her intellect and dedication was quickly recognized by Judith Robinson and Gretchen Arnold, and she began working as a public services librarian. During
After more than 31 years, Lynne U. Turman has retired from VCU Libraries. She began her career at Richmond Memorial Hospital’s Medical and Nursing School Libraries before joining Tompkins-McCaw Library (TML) for the Health Sciences at VCU as a medical reference librarian. During her tenure, Lynne held several positions in education and
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Karen Crowell, Clinical Librarian at the Health Sciences Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, retired at the end of January 2017. Crowell came to UNC to accept a fellowship in Health Informatics. Her interest in consumer health led to her work on an HSL guide to consumer health resources. She
Christie Call Silbajoris, AHIP, Consumer Health and Patient Education Librarian at the Health Sciences Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, retired at the end of December 2016 after a seventeen-year career at HSL. Silbajoris came to HSL in 1999 as a graduate student to help develop the Go Local initiative
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From the University of Pittsburgh, Health Sciences Library System Newsletter: “Reference Librarian Ester Saghafi retired at the end of June 2015 after 33 years of service. She began her career at Pitt in the library at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic (WPIC) as both a cataloger and reference librarian. After the WPIC
Barbara A. Wright has announced her plans to retire after more than 35 years of library service. She began her career in the Fayetteville NC Area Health Education Center and held the position of Director for 12 years. After serving as Outreach Coordinator in the NN/LM South Central Region for nearly two
Stephanie Fridie retired in May 2014. She worked as a reference librarian for Blackwell Library, Salisbury University for nearly 35 years. She was instrumental in keeping all of library’s database information organized on top of her liaison duties to the Nursing, Psychology and Health Sciences departments. She plans on working part time
Susan Hardee, MLS is retiring May 15th, 2015 from Wake AHEC (Area Health Education Center) located at WakeMed Health & Hospitals. For the last 23 years, Susan has provided library services to healthcare professionals in the 9 county AHEC region as well as the 10,000 physicians and staff at WakeMed Health and
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