Apologies for cross-posting.For information, the following post is currently 
being advertised, with a closing date of 23 March 2010:Information 
Specialist, NHS Evidence Specialist Collection for Neurological 
Conditions£29,797 - £39,516 pro rataFixed term to the end of March 2011 in 
the first instance. Based at the Royal Free Hospital Medical Library, this 
project role involves assisting the Knowledge Resources Librarian to develop 
and deliver Information Specialist support to the NHS Evidence Specialist 
Collection for Neurological Conditions (see 
www.library.nhs.uk/neurological). In addition, you will help to develop and 
expand information services delivered locally from the Medical Library; you 
will contribute especially to a well developed outreach and information 
skills training programme and clinical effectiveness enquiry service.You 
will be a professionally qualified graduate librarian with up-to-date 
experience in the provision of health and medical library and information 
services. You will have advanced skills in finding, evaluating and using 
information, both printed and electronic, including proven experience of 
conducting high quality systematic literature searches and a knowledge and 
understanding of the information needs of NHS clinical staff. Excellent IT, 
written and oral communication skills, including skills in giving 
presentations, and the ability to relate to and co-operate with a wide range 
of colleagues and customers are all essential for this role. Experience of 
delivering information skills training in a healthcare or university setting 
and of using personal bibliographic software would be an advantage.A 
36.5-hour week is worked on a shift system between 8.30am and 7.00pm Monday 
to Friday. Some early morning working and a regular weekly late shift, as 
well as occasional Saturday working (between 9.00am and 1.00pm) are 
required.Further details on how to apply can be obtained at 
http://www.jobs.nhs.uk/cgi-bin/vacdetails.cgi?selection=912442673 . 
Interviews are expected to take place on 31 March 2010. Best 
wishes -Betsy-----Betsy AnagnostelisLibrarian, Royal Free Hospital Medical 
Library & Joint Academic Support Manager: Biomedicine,UCL Library Services