Natasha S. den Dekker

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On Forging Connections in a Pandemic with Peers

One thing (ha! Of many clearly) that COVID-19 has robbed us of, is being able to connect with peers within our industries. As someone who…

5 min readApr 15, 2021

On Forging Connections in a Pandemic with Peers

Natasha S. den Dekker

1 Year, 4 Months and 1 week of being a User Researcher

It is very hard for me to comprehend that I have been doing ‘User Research’ (UR) for 14 months. I have been lucky enough to work on…

6 min readNov 27, 2020

1 Year, 4 Months and 1 week of being a User Researcher

Natasha S. den Dekker

My last few months as a Librarian/Clinical Evidence Specialist

As I stand on the cusp of yet another career pivot, I thought I would take a look at the past 6 months and how exactly I got to this…

14 min readJul 22, 2019

My last few months as a Librarian/Clinical Evidence Specialist

Natasha S. den Dekker

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist Part IV

This week has been rife with wonderful (tiring) experiences both at work and outside of work (but still kinda work related) BUT I thought…

6 min readMar 25, 2019

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist Part IV

Natasha S. den Dekker

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist Part III

In my most recent (but previous!) posts I’ve been talking about the research element of my job but clearly I don’t just do research all…

7 min readFeb 3, 2019

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist Part III

Natasha S. den Dekker

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist — Part II

Last week I spoke about the where’s and why’s of the types of searching that I do in my current role, so this week — we’re going to look…

7 min readJan 20, 2019

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist — Part II

Natasha S. den Dekker

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist — Part I

Last week I alluded very briefly (one paragraph!) about what I actually do in my day-to-day job. And then I made a promise to expand on it…

6 min readJan 13, 2019

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist — Part I

Natasha S. den Dekker

How to be a Brown Librarian in a White Librarian World

I want you to imagine if you were the only person who looked like you in the room. Really imagine it. Then imagine that you walk into the…

6 min readMay 10, 2018

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The start-out

There is no such thing as a ‘Dream Job’

Natasha Chowdory, librarian, talks about what makes a job rewarding and how you can use your skills

3 min readMar 2, 2016

On Forging Connections in a Pandemic with Peers

One thing (ha! Of many clearly) that COVID-19 has robbed us of, is being able to connect with peers within our industries. As someone who…

1 Year, 4 Months and 1 week of being a User Researcher

It is very hard for me to comprehend that I have been doing ‘User Research’ (UR) for 14 months. I have been lucky enough to work on…

My last few months as a Librarian/Clinical Evidence Specialist

As I stand on the cusp of yet another career pivot, I thought I would take a look at the past 6 months and how *exactly* I got to this…

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist Part IV

This week has been rife with wonderful (tiring) experiences both at work and outside of work (but still kinda work related) BUT I thought…

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist Part III

In my most recent (but previous!) posts I’ve been talking about the research element of my job but clearly I don’t *just* do research all…

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist — Part II

Last week I spoke about the where’s and why’s of the types of searching that I do in my current role, so this week — we’re going to look…

Clinical Evidence Based Information Specialist — Part I

Last week I alluded very briefly (one paragraph!) about what I actually do in my day-to-day job. And then I made a promise to expand on it…

How to be a Brown Librarian in a White Librarian World

I want you to imagine if you were the only person who looked like you in the room. Really imagine it. Then imagine that you walk into the…

There is no such thing as a ‘Dream Job’

Natasha Chowdory, librarian, talks about what makes a job rewarding and how you can use your skills

Natasha S. den Dekker

As I stand on the cusp of yet another career pivot, I thought I would take a look at the past 6 months and how exactly I got to this…

In my most recent (but previous!) posts I’ve been talking about the research element of my job but clearly I don’t just do research all…