Where can I find class descriptions and schedules? How can I find out if there is still space available in a class? Can I access class materials and handouts online?

How do I sign up for one of the free Updates? How do I sign up for one of the Bioinformatics Series? How do I register for a class at SFGH? I'm not affiliated with UCSF. Can I still take a class at the UCSF Library?

Is there any cost to attend a UCSF Library class?

How do I set up a one-on-one consultation? (UCSF only) I'm a UCSF faculty member. Can I have a librarian teach a session in my class? (UCSF only)

How can I receive CME credit for attending a PubMed@UCSF Update?

The Library's website has complete information about our classes.

Yes. We recommend using these online handouts and PowerPoint presentations as a supplement to our in-person classes.

To sign up for one of these free sessions, visit the online class schedule. Click on the [sign up] link next to the class that you wish to attend. You can also call (415) 476-4519 to reserve your space.

To sign up for one of these free sessions, visit the online class schedule. Click on the [details] link next to the series that you wish to attend. From the series description page, click on the [sign up] link next to the class that you wish to attend. You can also call (415) 476-4519 to reserve your space.

To sign up for one of these free sessions, please call (415) 206-3114.

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Yes. The UCSF Library's classes are open to the general public. See the current quarter's schedule for class dates and descriptions.

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There are no fee-based classes at this time.

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UCSF faculty, staff, and students may schedule one-on-one consultations with a librarian, for assistance in selecting databases and developing an effective search strategy.

Yes, librarians are available to do curriculum-integrated instruction in effective literature searching skills, locating information resources in specific topic areas, and other skills related to information management. Contact us to discuss the needs of your specific course.

After you sign up for a session of Introduction to PubMed@UCSF, please contact us to indicate that you would like to receive CME credit. The proper paperwork will be provided for you.

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