National Library of Medicine Associate Fellowship Program

The National Library of Medicine Associate Fellowship offers an insider's view of the world s largest medical library. The National Library of Medicine Associate Fellowship is: - A one-year residency program for early and second career librarians within five years of graduation interested in advancing equitable and innovative futures for biomedical libraries. - A program combining curriculum and project work. - A virtual fellowship hosted by the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health. The Associate Fellowship provides knowledge and skills in project work ranging from: - Operations to research and development - Data and open science - Vocabularies and ontologies - Scholarly communication - User engagement and training The Associate Fellowship offers opportunities for professional development through: - Participation in lectures, exercises, conferences, short and extended visits to other health sciences libraries - Workshops on work style, resume review, negotiation, and presentation skills - Mentorship from a program coordinator and NLM staff