Montanna Barnett, MLS
701.777.2166
Sandi L. Bates, MLIS
701.751.6767
Megan Denis, MLIS
701.777.4792
Jessica Gilbert Redman, MLIS
701.777.2602
Erika Johnson, MLIS
701.293.4173
Devon Olson, MLIS
701.777.4828
Shannon Yarbrough, MLIS
701.857.4127
Clinical / Community faculty members, occupational therapy and physical therapy field educators, physician assistant preceptors, fellows, and residents receive a number of benefits from the university. Among these benefits is access to the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences Library Resources online collections and search tools. Details about obtaining a library account and accessing resources follows. For information about additional benefits, contact the Office of Education and Faculty Affairs.
Please allow up to three days for processing of your application. Applications subject to approval.
Note: We are currently working to align our new system with our Interlibrary Loan service. If you have any trouble locating materials, don't hesitate to Ask a Librarian for help.
Librarians provide personal consultations and instruction sessions. If you are working with a group of students, you can collaborate with a librarian to provide course-related library instruction. Contact your clinical campus librarian for more information.
Contact your clinical campus librarian any time you want help. If you are clinician searching for patient care information, preparing a conference presentation, or beginning a research study, your campus librarian will be happy to work with you. Librarians are experienced in structuring search strategies and understand how to leverage powerful interfaces. A librarian can help you take your search beyond PubMed. There are many databases available and a librarian can help you decide which of these may provide appropriate information on your topic.
Do you need help with something else research or library related?
Ask a librarian!