Health Sciences Librarian

Duties and Responsibilities: medical librarians work in libraries or resource centers located in hospitals, research centers, or medical schools. They do much of the work a typical librarian would do, such acquiring and cataloging books and assisting those who are using the library for research or educational purposes, but they work with health-related materials. Many provide information to families, working with medical staff to approve educational resources, or to collect data and manage newsletters. They also maintain daily operations of the library, covering some basic administrative duties.

Salary: Median Salary since 2013 $55,690 for all librarians

Education: You will need a bachelor’s of science degree in Library Science or Health Science. Many medical librarians have a master’s degree in Library Science.

Reflection: I really don’t think this is the medical field I would like to work in it doesn't

 seem to complicated but then again nothing is easy in life but I don’t see myself really doing this.