Caitlin Maloy: Home

Schedule a Zoom consultation with me:

• Via Calendly - https://calendly.com/cmaloy-hsl/meeting
• Via LibCal - https://cal.lib.uw.edu/appointments/maloy

Please contact me directly if you would like to meet in person.

Hello! I'm Caitlin and I'm the School of Nursing and Research Services Librarian at the University of Washington's Health Sciences Library.

I can assist you with your research needs, navigating library resources, literature database training, literature searching, and I can provide synchronous and asynchronous training to both individuals and classes. Some of the groups I work with include students, faculty, and researchers with the School of Nursing, and I work with nurses and allied health professionals in the greater Seattle area.

To speak with a librarian, you can contact me directly, or locate a librarian subject matter expert, or submit your questions to our 24/7 chat service AskUs.

Schedule a Zoom consultation with me:

• Via Calendly - https://calendly.com/cmaloy-hsl/meeting
• Via LibCal - https://cal.lib.uw.edu/appointments/maloy

Check out the UW Seattle School of Nursing for up-to-date program information and news.

Visit our Health Sciences Library website for a huge collection of resources.

Quick links to just some of our tools:

• How to connect to library resources off campus
• UW Libraries COVID-19 and operational updates
• School of Nursing Research Guide Resources
• Nurse Toolkit - a starting point for RNs and RN students
• APRN/DNP Toolkit - a starting point for PhD and DNP students
• Getting started with using the HSL and library resources
• Video tutorials for literature searching
• Getting to the full text of articles
• Request materials the library doesn't have through Interlibrary Loan

We are opening a second library location! The Li Lu Library is opening in 2022, located within the newly constructed Health Sciences Education Building.

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