NNLM Training Office

NNLM offers free classes that support continuing education programs and specializations for public health, nursing and library audiences. Learn more from our Specializations Resource Guide. 

Visit the NLM Support Center

They are all free.

To sign up for a class, you will need an NNLM user account. You can create an account for free here.

Once you are logged in to your NNLM user account, go to the class instance you want to sign up for and click on the green button labeled "Register Now." 

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email that you've registered for the course with details on how to join the class.

Yes, anyone can take an NNLM class.

• Live Webinars
• On-Demand Moodle classes available 24/7
• Online Moodle classes taught over a few weeks

1. Log into your NNLM user account (or create a free account, if you don’t already have one).
2. After logging in, click on update my profile.
3. Scroll down the page and click the button labeled Edit My Account Settings
4. Scroll down the page until you see the Digest subscriptions section.
5. Check the box next to New Classes from the Network of the National Library of Medicine
6. While you’re there, set your time zone, so event information will display in your local time.

Please find your NNLM region and contact them directly

• Region 1 - nnlm@hshsl.umaryland.edu
• Region 2 - region2rml@musc.libanswers.com
• Region 3 - nnlmregion3@unthsc.edu
• Region 4 - rml4@rml4.utah.edu
• Region 5 - nnlm@uw.edu
• Region 6 - region6-rml@uiowa.edu
• Region 7 - nnlm-region7@umassmed.edu

Please contact the NNLM Web Services Office - nwso@hshsl.umaryland.edu

• Certified Health Education Specialist
• Consumer Health Information Specialization
• Consumer Health Information Specialization for Library Students Program
• Data Services Specialization
• Continuing Nursing Education

Moodle

Please contact the instructor directly - NNLM Staff Directory

CHES stands for Certified Health Education Specialist. If you are a Certified Health Education Specialist with the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC), log into your NCHEC account here, where your CHES number may be listed. If you do not have a CHES ID number, you may not be a Certified Health Education Specialist with the NCHEC; you can find more information on CHES at NCHEC’s website.