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M1 orientation KPCOM 2026_Davie and Tampa (Final).pptx
1. KPCOM M1 Library Orientation - Class of 2026
July 27, 2022
Martin and Gail Press Health Professions
Division (HPD) Library
&
Tampa Bay Regional Campus Library
2. Julie Sarpy, PhD, MSLS, MA
Reference Support Librarian
Liaison to the Kiran C. Patel Colleges of Allopathic and
Osteopathic Medicine
jsarpy@nova.edu
954-262-3121
hpdref@nova.edu - goes to all the reference librarians
(954) 262 – 3106 (main)
3. HPD Library Homepage www.nova.edu/hpdlibrary
I have placed a
copy of these
slides on the
KPCOM Library
website for your
future reference.
5. If we have it
available
electronicall
y, I have
included a
hyperlink to
the book
6. Authenticate/Log-in
Use your Sharklink Username & Password. Your Username is
everything before the @ symbol in your NSU email address.
(ex) My email is jsarpy@nova.edu ~ so my username is: jsarpy
7.
8.
9. **You will have to create your
own account to use the
Review Questions feature
13. Where is the Martin and Gail Press HPD Library?
Just West of Juiceblendz you should see sets of doors. Enter the doors and walk straight down the hall
directly into the Library…
Cafeteria
Admissions
One Stop Shop
Financial Aid
Terry Building
Steele
Hull
Auditoriums
Pharmacy
Graduate
Programs
Harvey
Lab
Library
Elevators
Auditoriums Indoor walkway to clinic
Simulation Labs
Elevators
16. Your SharkCard is your Library card
Your SharkCard is used for:
• Identification
• Library Card
• Building Access
• Accessing Parking Areas
If money is added it can be used for:
• Vending Machine Purchases
• Photocopy services
• Meal Plans
Campus Card Services (HPD) One-Stop
Shop
Terry Building - RM 1135 (954) 262-1134
Monday – Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm
26. IDEA Labs
IDEA Labs is the center for
unique technology spaces at the
Press HPD Library and TBRC
Library. IDEA Labs consists of:
• The Studio
• 3D Printing/Scanning Lab
(launching Fall 2022!)
Contact idealabs@nova.edu for
questions!
27. How to get to the library website?
Option 1: Sharklink
29. Ask a Librarian!
Librarians are available via
phone, email & Zoom to assist
with:
• Finding books/e-books
• Finding journal articles
• Searching in databases
• Installing/troubleshooting
mobile apps
• Citation management
• …and much more!
30. Interlibrary Loan /
Document Delivery
Interlibrary Loan – request
materials that are not available
through the library!
Document Delivery – request
physical materials to be
emailed/mailed to you!
32. Questions?
Tampa Bay Librarian
Tariq Rahaman, MLIS
trahaman@nova.edu
813-574-5329
FLL/Davie Librarian
Julie Sarpy, PhD, MSLS, MA
jsarpy@nova.edu
954-262-3121
Feel free to reach out with any
questions – happy to help!
Editor's Notes
Good Morning Class of 2026 and welcome to your library orientation, I am Julie Sarpy and I am your KPCOM Martin and Gail Press Liaison Librarian. HPD has so many programs that we designate a reference librarian to assist each specific one. So, I am the one of the two for COM. My Colleague Tariq Rahaman will be presenting on the Tampa Bay Resources after my portion
In other words, I am your point person for library services and resources: books, databases, and journals in here in Davie. My email is jsarpy@nova.edu. My office hours are 7:30-4 pm M-F. If I am not there you can email the library at hpdref@nova.edu and the first available librarian will respond to your request.
Before I start - I want to let you know where you can find a copy of this presentation, so you don’t have to worry about writing down everything and remembering everything. From the HPD Library Homepage which is www.nova.edu/hpdlibrary, then click on the icon for Osteopathic Medicine. All of the resources I will speak about today can be found on this homepage or the library guide.
On the libguide tabs you should see a page for [M1 Textbooks] And if you click on that tab, you should see a page I created for you which contains a hyperlinked Textbook List. Also I want to mention that my contact info is on that page so of you ever need to get in touch with me, all of my info is right there under my picture.
And I have hyperlinked textbook list. So the hyperlink will bring you into the book’s landing page, in whatever database the book is available. For Harrison’s Principle of Internal Medicine 21th edition. Click on the link that says available via – Access Medicine.
Before you access any of the eResources you will need to authenticate. Because these are paid databases, they basically want to know who is paying for your access, so that is what the authentication does. It identifies that you are an NSU student and that you have access via the NSU subscription. Use your Sharklink Username & Password. Your Username is everything before the @ symbol in your NSU email address. For example, my email address jsarpy@nova.edu, so my username is jsarpy.
You are now into what is essentially a table of contents of Harrison’s. If any of you have read an ebook before on a personal device such as your Kindle or Nook, you notice it does not look the same as print., but it has the same content. This is just one of many ebooks that are in the Access Medicine collection. In addition to the text and images it also has additional “bonus” material such as Study tools and any multimedia/videos that accompany the book. You can also use the Search box to search for a specific topic in the book. If I click on show Chapters and then the chapter sections open
And then click on chapter section and from there you can read your desired section.
You can generate multiple-choice quizzes from the resources below. You will have to create a My Access user account to use the review questions.. If you Click on study tools, review questions will appear in the drop-down menu.
You can use the flashcards to review for the COMLEX
This is your current M1 Class 2026 required textbook page. I wanted to make your that you were familiar with the content of the page, as books are grouped by specialty and semester. Your other resources like simtics , doc.com links can be found on the Multi media/ Images tab with the instructions and tutorials on how to get started. If you have any questions, just email me can I help you navigate your way around these library resources.
I am briefly going to show you some of the resources you can access when visiting the library, such as study rooms and 3D printers.
The Library is located in the North end of the Health Professions Division Building. Just to the right of Juiceblendz through the doors.
Here are the library hours. Although the library itself is open 7 to midnight most days. The reference room is open for walk in services M-F 9-5. and someone is here from that can help you with your reference questions, even if I am not available. There are always extended hours during finals that the library itself is open.
Here is the doorway to the front of the library.
So your shark card is your library card. It is just one card that can be used for all of your student services, specifically in terms of the library it provides building access. 75 dollars annually added to your student account for photocopying services.
This is our Circulation Desk, here you will check study room keys or if need these other services : you can inquire about our free scanning and notary services and technology and if you need help downloading an app or with a computer issue, just come to the library ask for Maurice.
Because the student lounge is just above the library, we have a few items that you can check out for recreation such as ping pong paddles and pool cues.
We also have a VR Lab to student use in research and medical education and patient care You must watch and tutorial and schedule an appointment. We also have studio where you can rehearse your presentations and also use the The HPD Studio computers are loaded with the following software:- Camtasia Studio 8- GoPro Studio- Zoom- Skype (For Business)- Techsmith Capture- Vegas Pro 12 Movie Studio HD
There are anatomy models which you can use but they must remain the in the library.
What I want you to know is that I am available, and I am here to help you with any questions that you might have. So don’t be afraid to reach out, if you need some help. Now I will let my collegue Tariq Rahaman discuss the library resources available at the Tampa Bay Regional Library
31 study rooms in total. Collab Room and Studio are both reserve-able online.
Laptops & Reserve Textbooks are 3-hour checkouts. Students must bring white board markers for the whiteboards.