Librarian Specialist - Medicine & Health Sciences Focus (M/F)

Language: English (UK) Location Esch-sur-Alzette Country: Luxembourg Organisation data: Library Job Number: UOL08241 Contract Type: Permanent Schedule Type: Full Time Work Hours 40.0 Hours per Week Expected Start Date: 01/09/2026 Job Level: level 2 Job (internal): Librarian specialist Functions: Research support Expertise: Research & Education Support Role Type: Open Position About us The University of Luxembourg is an international research university with a distinctly multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The Luxembourg Learning Centre (LLC) is the University's hub for knowledge sharing, research support and academic collaboration. With over 14,000 m² of dedicated library space and an extensive collection (282 databases, 60k (e-)journals, 827k e-books and 200k books), the LLC serves as a foundation for student learning, research and faculty engagement. The LLC works closely with faculties and interdisciplinary centres to ensure library resources match evolving learning, teaching and research needs. As the University expands both its health education programs at the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM) (medicine, nursing sciences, midwifery sciences, medical technical radiology assistant and prospective Master in Medicine) and research centres (Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine), we are looking for a Librarian Specialist with a primary focus in Medicine & Health Sciences to join the University library. The position currently serves also other STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects, but will play a pivotal role as medical and health sciences grow, including supporting the future Faculty of Medicine. Your role • Develop and manage library collections with an emphasis on medicine, health sciences and other STEM fields , e.g., engineering, computer science, life sciences, mathematics • Provide expert guidance, research support and information literacy training tailored to medical and health sciences programs and to all STEM disciplines • Act as a liaison between LLC and University stakeholders, e.g., faculty, researchers, students, and departments, supporting new and expanding programs • Conduct literature searches, systematic reviews and support advanced research and clinical information needs for students, teaching staff and researchers • Develop subject guides, web pages, bibliographies, thematic selections and keep collections up-to-date with fast-moving developments in medicine, health sciences...

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