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Cohort hire: Health Sciences liaison positions
The University Libraries invites applications for three Health Sciences liaison positions – one health sciences generalist position and two clinical librarian positions. As part of this cohort, you will have a unique opportunity to shape a growing team in partnership with your peers. Working together and as part of the Health Sciences Library’s campus and community engagement teams, you will help chart a new path for innovative education, inter-professional clinical practice, and emerging research methods.
We are committed to supporting and nurturing a collaborative team and to investing in the long-term success of this professional cohort.
To learn more about these positions, contact search committee chair Rebecca Carlson, Health Sciences Librarian and Liaison to the Eshelman School of Pharmacy (rcarlson@unc.edu) or Monica Figueroa, Director of Organizational Development and Library Human Resources (monica@unc.edu).
NOTE: We can only review applications submitted through the links below. Please apply by May 3, 2024.
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The Research Triangle is consistently ranked as one of the most desirable places to live and work in North America. As a member of the University community, you have access to cultural, educational and enrichment opportunities on campus and in the college town of Chapel Hill. Nearby Durham and Raleigh offer vibrant city experiences and are homes to Duke University, North Carolina Central University, and North Carolina State University. The concentration of colleges and universities, combined with the entrepreneurial energy of Research Triangle Park, offers a unique quality of life.
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The University Libraries’ Human Resources department is here to assist employees and prospective employees. If you have a question related to open positions or searches, please contact Monica Figueroa, Director of Organizational Development and Library HR.