Medical Librarian

Qualifications

· Bachelor’s degree in Library Science or a related field.

· Master’s degree in Library Science, Information Management, or related field (preferred).

· Certification as a hospital or university librarian is an added advantage.

· Strong familiarity with digital library systems and cataloging standards.

· Knowledge of medical terminology, health databases, and evidence-based research tools.

· Awareness of academic publishing and open-access repositories.

Experience

· 6–8 years of progressive experience in a hospital or university medical library.

· Proven experience providing customer service in academic or clinical environments.

· Experience in supporting clinical and academic research through information services.

· Proficiency with CRM systems, learning management platforms, and other educational technologies.

Library Operations and Information Management

· Manage and maintain a comprehensive collection of medical books, journals, audio-visual materials, and digital resources.

· Catalog, organize, and store physical and electronic resources using modern library systems and standards.

· Ensure regular updates to databases and institutional repositories for accuracy and accessibility.

Research and Academic Support

· Assist healthcare professionals, researchers, and students with literature searches and reference services.

· Provide instruction and support for evidence-based practice and academic writing.

· Register AMCE as an institution with research and academic repositories to expand access.

Training and User Engagement

· Conduct training sessions and workshops to educate users on accessing and utilizing library tools and databases.

· Develop instructional materials to support research, teaching, and learning across departments.

· Collaborate with faculty, students, and external library partners to foster resource sharing and knowledge dissemination.

Policy and Development

· Develop and implement library policies, usage guidelines, and strategic plans.

· Monitor trends in medical information services and adopt new technologies to enhance access.

· Participate in the development of educational content and support interdepartmental learning initiatives.