Dear Staff,
I do apologize for not keeping up with the blog for the past six months. It has been difficult with school, work, Dr. Forsythe has been on medical leave, and just keeping all together.
In January the nursing library moved downstairs to the ground floor down the hallway from ITD. If you take the M5 elevator near Human Resources you will see it as soon as the doors open. It is open right now from about 8-4 M-F and can be open at anytime by security. There are two computer stations there and a table to work on. All of the books and journals previously in the old nursing library are there and new ones are coming. So take a look and let me know what else you would like to see happening.
CME is going forth until Memorial Day and everyone is welcome to attend. Yes, CME is mainly for the physicians, but there is always room for any of you that wish to attend. It convenes in the Waltz Auditorium at 8 am every Thursday morning. The schedule is on the wiki and on the catalog site, just look to the left to see what is going on. You can call me at 67727 anytime to check on upcoming programs. If you think of knowledge gaps and wish to see a program presented or have a speaker you would like to hear, please let me know and I will pass this information onto the CME committee.
Hope all are getting ready to enjoy spring as it seems to have finally come.
Thanks for checking in.
Joyce
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About Me
- Joyce
- I was a medical technologist for twenty years and then went to library school. I have been working in libraries for thirteen years and have been a medical librarian for the past three years. I named this blog Phoenix Rising Librarian as it relates to the library I work in. It did not have a full time librarian and the librarian they brought in from another hospital came only once a week until her library stopped even that. When I came three years ago the library still had a hand typed card catalog. Within three months, three other local hospital libraries and myself joined forces and with CyberToolsForLibraries created a union catalog for all of us. Since then we have been adding material, both book and journal, and also electronic links. The catalog has grown to add website/database pages, material request pages, and quick emails back to the librarian besides the print catalog. As the staff of the hospital is learning what is available, they are becoming more excited and are utilizing the library and its services more. The Phoenix is rising and I hope in time will sing as the library becomes very much a part of the hospital staff services.
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