Health sciences librarian

Duties and responsibilities: Health sciences librarians are information professionals, librarians, or informaticists who have special knowledge in quality health information resources. They also have a direct impact on the quality of patient care by helping physicians, allied health professionals, administrators, students, faculty, and researchers stay abreast of and learn about new developments in their fields.

Salary: US full-time health sciences librarians was $66,622 per year

Education: To enter the profession, at least a master’s degree in library or information sciences is required. A background in sciences, health sciences, or allied health can be helpful, but is not necessary.

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Reflection: I would not like to be a health sciences librarian because I would like to be a doctor but I still think that this is a very good job.