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The Calder Medical Library welcomes all medical campus students to a new school year!
We have many resources and services that will make your student experience more valuable and productive.
Library Hours
Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Holiday Hours: Please check the Calder Library website
Learn, Study & Collaborate
The Library has several small group areas, meeting rooms, and study rooms on each level which are available on a first-come-first served basis. There are over 100 PC and Mac computers available throughout the building.
Onsite Resources
Library Access Services staff are on-site Monday to Friday, 7:30 am - 8 pm. Visit the Access Services desk to learn about printing, report remote access issues, and to check out equipment, including:
- Phone chargers
- Apple Laptop chargers
- Earplugs
- Study room keys
- Webcams
- Dry erase markers for whiteboards
The Biomedical Communications staff are available on site for graphics, printing and poster services.
Finding Library Resources Online
uSearch
uSearch is a one-stop tool for finding physical and digital resources available in all seven University of Miami Libraries across the three campuses.
Create an account in uSearch to:
- Access full-text e-resources
- Locate print or other physical resources
- Save items to your e-shelf lists and export citations
- Order books from other campuses for delivery to Calder
You can access uSearch from Calder Library’s homepage.
The E-Book A-Z list on Calder’s website allows for quick e-book title, subject, and package browsing for selected healthcare related e-books.
Remote Access
Access multiple databases from your various devices. Medical Campus users have automatic access to resources while on campus, and remote access through Single Sign-On Authentication (Cane ID and Password).
Mobile Apps
Create accounts for relevant databases while on campus networks (wifi or campus computers) or while using remote access. Then download and open the App, using the username and password created for the account.
Resource Guide for Medical Students
The Guide for Medical Students contains relevant information, including lists of books and e-books for your courses, multiple online databases, and other valuable information.
Interlibrary Loan
Request articles, book chapters, and entire books for FREE from non-UM libraries using the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) online form.
Frequently Asked Questions
Patrons can browse our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page located on the Calder Library website for answers to common questions about different services and resources available at the library.
Research Assistance
Professional Librarians
The Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Services Librarians are available on-site and remotely from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to assist students. Librarians are also available for virtual consults via Zoom.
Contact a professional librarian by:
Email:
Chat: Use the Ask A Librarian button at the top on the Library's home page or the chat button on the website.
Personal Librarian Program (PLP) for Medical Students
Each Medical School Academic Society has an assigned Personal Librarian to assist with research and library-related questions during their years of medical school. View the Personal Librarian Program Guide for more information.
Leave Suggestions & Comments
Use the Patron Suggestions & Comments tab to leave anonymous comments and suggestions or to ask questions about Library services and resources.
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We are the Department of Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Services (LRCIS), at the Calder Medical Library.
We are here to help support your information, research, and educational needs.
Librarians can help you: Find Information
- Learn how to use medical databases such as PubMed and UpToDate.
- Access journal articles, eBooks, streaming video, medical images, and other materials.
- Create and share a reference list for your research articles and publications with tools such as EndNote.
Librarians can partner with you to: Complete and Share your Research
- Find high quality, evidence-based information for patient care, research, and education.
- Conduct literature searches and research projects such as systematic reviews.
- Publish your research articles in high-impact journals.
Librarians can help you: Learn New Skills
- We provide individual and group consultations
- You can attend customized classes and workshops
We are available by email at
Chat with us by clicking on ‘Ask A Librarian’ on the library's home page, or call us at 305-243-6648.
Remember, you have a team of librarians here to assist and collaborate with you for your research and education goals.
We are here to help you!
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The Calder Medical Library welcomes all medical campus students to a new school year!
Below is a list of resources and services that we hope will make your student experience more valuable and productive.
Library Hours
Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Holiday Hours: Please check the Calder Library website
Find Library Resources
uSearch
uSearch is a one-stop tool for finding physical and digital resources available in all seven University of Miami Libraries across the three campuses.
Create an account in uSearch to:
- Access full-text e-resources
- Locate print or other physical resources
- Save items to your e-shelf lists and export citations
- Order books from other campuses for delivery to Calder
You can access uSearch from Calder Library’s homepage.
The E-Book A-Z list on Calder’s website allows for quick e-book title, subject, and package browsing for selected healthcare related e-books.
Remote Access
Multiple databases are accessible from laptops, tablets, and smart phones. Medical Campus users have automatic access to resources while on campus and remote access through Single Sign-On Authentication (Cane ID and Password).
Mobile Apps
Create accounts for the relevant databases while on campus networks (wifi or campus computers) or while using remote access. Then download and open the App, using the username and password created for the account.
Interlibrary Loan
Request articles, book chapters, and entire books for FREE from non-UM libraries using the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) online form.
Resource Guide for Medical Students
The Guide for Medical Students contains relevant information, including lists of books and e-books for your courses, multiple online databases, and other valuable information.
Onsite Resources
Library Access Services staff are on-site Monday to Friday, 7:30 am - 8 pm. Visit the Access Services desk to learn about printing, report remote access issues, and to check out equipment, including:
- iPhone and Android phone chargers
- Apple Laptop chargers
- Earplugs
- Study room keys
- Webcams
- Dry erase markers for whiteboards
Disinfectant wipes, masks, and gloves are also available from the Access Services Desk.
The Biomedical Communications staff are available on site for graphics, printing and poster services.
Learn, Study & Collaborate
The Library has several small group areas, meeting rooms, and study rooms on each level which are available on a first-come-first served basis. There are over 110 PC and Mac computers available throughout the building.
Get Research Assistance
Professional Librarians
The Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Services Librarians are available on- site and remotely from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to assist students. Librarians are also available for virtual consults via Zoom.
Contact a professional librarian by:
Email:
Chat: Use the Reference & Education chat window located on the Library's home page and also at the Ask A Librarian tab.
Personal Librarian Program (PLP) for Medical Students
Each Medical School Academic Society has an assigned Personal Librarian to assist with research and library-related questions during their years of medical school. View the Personal Librarian Program Guide for more information.
Leave Suggestions & Comments
Use the Patron Suggestions & Comments tab to leave anonymous comments and suggestions or to ask questions about Library services and resources.
Please do not hesitate to contact a librarian at .
Frequently Asked Questions
Patrons can browse our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page located on the Calder Library website for answers to common questions about different services and resources available at the library.
See you soon at your Library!
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The Calder Medical Library would like to extend a warm welcome to all new and continuing interns, residents, and fellows. We are here to serve your information needs and invite you to visit us on the web at the Calder Medical Library website.
We recommend viewing our Resource Guide for Residents. Click on the Resident Orientations Tab, or take a look at our Resident Orientation video to find more information about our resources: https://youtu.be/KPLZvrnwyOc
We provide 24/7 electronic access to an extensive collection of databases, e-books, full-text electronic journals, and videos.
Point of Care Electronic Resources
These resources will assist you in providing excellent clinical care to patients:
Citation Managers
Calder also subscribes to EndNote, RefWorks, and Mendeley. These citation managers make it easy to import references to articles, books, web pages, and other types of sources from online databases.
Contact Your Librarians
Contact the Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Librarians via
Access Services Department
Reach out to Access Services via
Start today by:
- Visiting the Calder Medical Library website
- Registering at Calder Medical Library for remote access
- Creating personal accounts in databases for easy access via mobile devices
- At any time, contact us if you have questions or would like to make an appointment.
***Special Note: The library building is open and accessible to Miller School of Medicine, UHealth, and Jackson Health System faculty, students, residents, and postdocs via badge-swipe only. Operating hours are Monday to Friday 7:30am-10pm, Saturdays and Sundays 10am-10pm. The Library Service Desk is available until 8:00pm weekdays. Other Library Staff are available from Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm.
Welcome to Calder Library and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine!
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Mango Languages has lessons covering 70+ languages, including Latin American Spanish, Haitian Creole, French, Chinese, and many others. Specialty courses on this platform include Medical Spanish, French wine and cheese conversations, texting in English and Spanish, and even conversations in Pirate, among other topics.
Mango’s lessons are structured with fun and easy techniques based on repeating spoken conversations. The lessons are short, easy to follow, and self-paced. Create a personal profile to track progress, organize courses, and provide access to the Mango mobile apps. The interactive tool offers voice comparisons, translations, and more.
Try Mango Languages by accessing it from Calder Library’s eDatabases list. Use your UM/JHS email to create a personal profile. To locate the Medical Spanish module, choose the Latin American language courses then locate Medical Spanish under the Specialty Units tab.
You will need speakers and a microphone to record and listen to the conversations. Mango Languages is also available as Apple App Store or Google Play apps, to learn on the go with your mobile devices.
Buena suerte!
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The Access Services Department at Calder Library welcomes all students, faculty, and staff returning for the Spring Semester 2022!
As Calder Library continues to operate during unprecedented times amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, the staff hopes to make your library visit a positive experience by offering numerous services.
The library has a variety of equipment available for check-out such as webcams, phone and computer chargers, dry erase markers, earplugs, and headphones--all on a first come first served basis. Patrons can also charge their phones at the charging station on the first floor. Printing services, 3D printing, and study rooms are also provided. Gloves, masks, and hand sanitizer are available to all visitors on the first floor and disinfectant wipes can be found on all floors of the building.
University of Miami (UM) students, faculty, and staff can also check out an augmented reality (AR) Magic Leap Kit at the Access Services desk.
For new and returning residents, we offer remote access to all online materials, usernames and passwords for library computers, and UPrint services.
If you have any questions or need help, Access Services staff members are available from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm Monday through Friday at the first floor Service desk; or you may call Access Services at 305-243-6403. We are also available from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday on the Library Chat found on the Calder website
We hope to see you soon!
Services & Resources for All Library Patrons (UM and JMH):
- Library Computers
- PCs and Macs
- Log in credentials for JMH staff and residents
- Remote Access
- Single Sign-On Authentication (CaneID) for UM students and employees
- Restricted-use CaneID/C-Number for JMH employees and residents
- Equipment for check out
- Webcams
- Phone & Computer Chargers
- Charging Station
- Dry Erase Markers
- Headphones
- Study Room Reservations/Keys
- Students can reserve study rooms for interviews on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors and for exams in any study room
- 3D Printing
- Online Chat Service
- Other Supplies
- Ear plugs
- Scrap paper
- Staples
- Hole punchers
- Face Coverings and Hygienic Products
- Disinfectant wipes on all floors
- Free masks at the Security desk
- Hand sanitizer on all floors
- Printing Services
- U-Print Card (for JMH and UM staff)
- Printing
- Faxing
- Scanning
- Intercampus check-out and delivery of library materials
- Relaxation Room
- Magic Leap Kit
- UM Students, Faculty, & Staff
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The Calder Medical Library welcomes all medical campus students to a new school year!
Below is a list of resources and services that we hope will make your student experience more valuable and productive.
Library Hours
Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Holiday Hours: Please check the Calder Library website
Find Library Resources
uSearch
uSearch is a one-stop tool for finding physical and digital resources available in all seven University of Miami Libraries across the three campuses.
Create an account in uSearch to:
- Access full-text e-resources
- Locate print or other physical resources
- Save items to your e-shelf lists and export citations
- Get books from other campuses delivered to Calder
You can access uSearch from Calder Library’s homepage.
The E-Book A-Z list on Calder’s website allows for quick e-book title, subject, and package browsing for healthcare related e-books.
Remote Access
Multiple databases are accessible from laptops, tablets, and smart phones. Medical Campus users have automatic access to resources while on campus and remote access through Single Sign-On Authentication (Cane ID and Password).
Mobile Apps
First create accounts for the relevant databases while on campus networks (wifi or campus computers) or while using remote access. Then download and open the App, logging in with the username and password created for the account.
Interlibrary Loan
Request articles, book chapters, and entire books for free from non-UM libraries using the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) online form.
Resource Guide for Medical Students
The Guide for Medical Students contains relevant information, including lists of books and e-books for your courses, multiple online databases, and other valuable information.
Onsite Resources
Library Access Services staff are on-site Monday to Friday, 7:30 am - 8 pm. Visit the Access Services desk to find out about printing, report remote access issues and to and get equipment for available for check out such as:
- iPhone and Android phone chargers
- Apple Laptop chargers
- Earplugs
- Study room keys
- Webcams
- Dry erase markers for whiteboards
Disinfectant wipes, masks, and gloves are also available from the Access Services Desk.
Biomedical Communications staff are also available on site for photography, graphics, printing and poster services.
Learn, Study & Collaborate
The Library has several small group areas, meeting rooms, and study rooms on each level, available on a first-come-first served basis. There are over 110 PC and Mac computers available throughout the building.
Research Assistance
Professional Librarians
The Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Services Librarians are available remotely from Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to assist students. Librarians are available for virtual consults via Zoom.
Contact a professional librarian by:
Email:
Chat: Use the Reference & Education chat window located on the Library's home page and also at the Ask A Librarian tab.
Personal Librarian Program (PLP) for Medical Students
Each Medical School Academic Society has an assigned Personal Librarian to assist with research and library-related questions during their years of medical school. View the Personal Librarian Program Guide for more information.
Leave Suggestions & Comments
Use the Patron Suggestions & Comments tab to leave anonymous comments and suggestions or to ask questions about Library services and resources.
Please do not hesitate to contact a librarian at .
Special Note: The Library building is open and accessible to Miller School of Medicine, UHealth, and Jackson Health System faculty, students, residents, and postdocs via badge-swipe only until further notice.
Thank you for your understanding and patience.
See you soon at your Library!
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The Calder Medical Library would like to extend a warm welcome to all new and continuing interns, residents, and fellows. We are here to serve your information needs and invite you to visit us on the web at the Calder Medical Library website, and recommend viewing our Resource Guide for Residents.
Click on the Resident Orientations Tab, or take a look at our Resident Orientation video to find more information about our resources:
The Calder Medical Library provides 24/7 electronic access to an extensive collection of databases, e-books, and full-text electronic journals.
Subscriptions to point-of-care electronic resources, including UpToDate, DynaMed, ClinicalKey, and AccessMedicine, will assist you in providing excellent clinical care to patients. Isabel will help you generate a differential diagnosis list.
Calder also subscribes to EndNote, RefWorks, and Mendeley. These citation managers make it easy to import references to articles, books, web pages, and other types of sources from online databases.
Contact the Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Librarians via
Reach out to Access Services via
Start today by:
- Visiting the Calder Medical Library website
- Registering at Calder Medical Library for remote access
- Creating personal accounts in databases for easy access via mobile devices
- At any time, contact us if you have questions, or would like to make an appointment
***Special Note: The library building is open and accessible to Miller School of Medicine, UHealth, and Jackson Health System faculty, students, residents, and postdocs via badge-swipe. Operating hours are Monday to Friday 7:30am-10pm, Saturdays and Sundays 10am-10pm. Library Staff is available from Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm.
Welcome to Calder Library and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine!
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The Calder Medical Library welcomes all medical campus students to a new school year!
Check out the Medical Student Orientation video: https://youtu.be/yO4KnWzv_j0
Below is a list of resources and services that we hope will make the student experience more valuable and productive.
Library Hours
Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
The library closes on certain holidays; check the Calder Library website.
Find Our Resources
uSearch
uSearch is a one-stop search engine for finding physical and digital resources available in all seven University of Miami libraries across three campuses.
Create an account in uSearch to:
- Access full-text e-resources
- Locate print or other physical Library resources
- Save items to your e-shelf lists and export citations
You can access uSearch from the home page on the Calder Library website.
Remote Access
Multiple databases are accessible from laptops, tablets, and smart phones using your CaneID and Password. Medical Campus users will have automatic access to resources while on campus and remote access with Single Sign-On Authentication (Cane ID and Password).
Mobile Apps
To download Mobile Apps, first create accounts with the relevant databases while on campus or by using the remote access. Download and open the App with the login and password for the account created.
Interlibrary Loan
Request articles, book chapters, and entire books from non-UM libraries using the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) online form.
Resource Guide for Medical Students
The Guide for Medical Students contains relevant information for medical students, including a list of books and e-books for your courses, multiple online databases, and other valuable information resources.
Learn, Study & Collaborate
The library has several small group areas, meeting rooms and study rooms on each library floor, which are available on a first-come-first served basis. There are over 110 PC and Mac computers available throughout the building.
Get Help with Research
Professional Librarians
The Reference and Education Librarians are available remotely from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to assist students.
Contact them by:
Email:
Chat: Use the Reference & Education chat window located on on the library's home page and also from the Ask A Librarian tab.
Personal Librarian Program (PLP) for Medical Students
Each Academic Society has an assigned Personal Librarian to assist with research and library-related questions during your four years of medical school. Check out the Personal Librarian Program Guide for more information.
Leave Us Suggestions & Comments
Use the Patrons Suggestions & Comments tab to leave anonymous comments and suggestions or to ask questions about library services and resources.
Please do not hesitate to contact a librarian at 305-243-6648 or .
Special Note: The library building is open and accessible to Miller School of Medicine, UHealth and Jackson Health System faculty, students, residents, and postdocs via badge-swipe only until further notice with new procedures to ensure campus requirements on social distancing are met.
Library access services and biomedical communications (photography and poster services) staff are available on-site. Librarians are working remotely and are available for virtual consults via Zoom.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.
See you at the Library!
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The Calder Medical Library would like to extend a warm welcome to all new and continuing residents and fellows. We are here to serve your information needs and invite you to visit us on the web at the Calder Medical Library website, and recommend viewing our Resource Guide for Residents.
The Calder Medical Library provides 24/7 electronic access to our extensive collection of databases, e-books, and full-text electronic journals. We also subscribe to EndNote, RefWorks, and Mendeley; the citation managers that make it easy to import references to articles, books, web pages, and other types of sources from online databases.
Our subscriptions to point-of-care electronic resources, including UpToDate, DynaMed, ClinicalKey and AccessMedicine, will assist you in providing excellent clinical care to patients. Isabel will help you generate a differential diagnosis list.
Contact the Learning, Research, and Clinical Information Librarians via
Reach out to Access Services via
Start today by:
- Visiting the Calder Medical Library website.
- Registering at Calder Medical Library for remote access.
- Creating personal accounts in databases for easy access via mobile devices.
- At any time, contact us if you have questions or would like to make an appointment.
Special Note: The library building is open and accessible to Miller School of Medicine, UHealth and Jackson Health System faculty, students, residents, and postdocs via badge-swipe only until further notice with new procedures to ensure campus requirements on social distancing are met.
Library access services and biomedical communications (photography and poster services) staff are available on-site. Librarians are working remotely and are available for virtual consults via Zoom.
Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.
Welcome to Calder Library and the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine!
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The Calder Medical Library welcomes all medical campus students to a new school year!
Below is a list of resources and services that we hope will make the student experience more valuable and productive.
Library Hours
Mondays-Thursdays: 7:30 a.m. - Midnight
Fridays: 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturdays: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sundays: 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
The library closes on certain holidays; check the Calder Library website.
Find Our Resources
uSearch
uSearch is a one-stop search engine for finding physical and digital resources available in all seven University of Miami libraries across three campuses.
Create an account in uSearch to:
- Access full-text e-resources
- Locate print or other physical Library resources
- Save items to your e-shelf lists and export citations
You can access uSearch from the home page on the Calder Library website.
Remote Access
Multiple databases are accessible from laptops, tablets, and smart phones using your CaneID and Password. Medical Campus users will have automatic access to resources while on campus and remote access with Single Sign-On Authentication (Cane ID and Password).
Mobile Apps
To download Mobile Apps, first create accounts with the relevant databases while on campus or by using the remote access. Download and open the App with the login and password for the account created.
Interlibrary Loan
Request articles, book chapters, and entire books from non-UM libraries using the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) online form.
Resource Guide for Medical Students
The Guide for Medical Students contains relevant information for medical students, including a list of books and e-books for your courses, multiple online databases, and other valuable information resources.
Study, Collaborate, Relax
The library has several small group areas, meeting rooms and study rooms on each library floor, which are available on a first-come-first served basis. There are over 110 PC and Mac computers available throughout the building. The Library's Relaxation Room, with recliners, is located in Room B040 on the basement level.
Get Help with Research
Professional Librarians
The Reference and Education Librarians are available from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., to assist students.
Contact them by:
Phone: 305-243-6648
Email:
Chat: Use the Reference & Education chat window located from the Ask A Librarian tab on the library's home page
Personal Librarian Program (PLP) for Medical Students
Each Academic Society has an assigned Personal Librarian to assist with research and library-related questions during your four years of medical school. Check out the Personal Librarian Program Guide for more information.
Leave Us Suggestions & Comments
Use the Patrons Suggestions & Comments tab to leave anonymous comments and suggestions or to ask questions about library services and resources.
Please do not hesitate to contact a librarian at 305-243-6648 or .
See you soon!
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