NAHSL: The Rhode Island Special Interest Group (SIG) of NAHSL: Continuing Education

Ongoing Education Resources

MLA Competencies for Lifelong Learning and Professional Success
The Educational Policy Statement of the Medical Library Association, Adopted February 2007
MLA Continuing Education
MLA continually expands its wide variety of educational programs for practicing health sciences librarians, recent graduates, and others interested in information management.
National Library of Medicine Training Center
Descriptions and information about classes and tutorials such as PubMed for Librarians and PubMed for Trainers can be found here
New England Region Training and Event Calendar
This calendar includes educational offerings and events offered by the NN/LM NER and health science library associations in New England.

MLA NLM Theater Presentations

At the Medical Library Association Annual Meetings, the National Library of Medicine (NLM) holds a variety of presentations in their exhibit booth to bring users up-to-date on NLM databases and services.

The recordings are available from the NLM Technical Bulletin and can be accessed from the link below.

Upcoming Classes - OLIS

OLIS Continuing Education Programs
List of Continuing Education programs offered by the RI Office of Library & Information Services (OLIS)

Recorded Webinars

Maximus Webinars
Recordings from the “Communication Tune Up” Series and the "Design that Delivers" series.

Archived recorded webinars

National Network of Libraries of Medicine, New England Region webinars
Recorded webinars on hot topics in health sciences librarianship and the latest updates to National Library of Medicine resources. Our Communities of Interest offer webinars on Health Literacy, Healthy Communities, Health IT, the Healthcare Workforce and eScience.
SAMHSA Webinar Recordings
Archived Training Teleconference Calls
The archived recordings of these training teleconferences are sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) ADS Center, a project of SAMHSA's Center for Mental Health Services, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.