Need your FIU One Card? Visit the FIU One Card office located on the first floor of the Gold Garage at the Modesto A. Maidique Campus. Visit the One Card site for more information.
The Medical Library is located on the 3rd floor, Room GL 380, inside the Green Library. The Green Library entrance and exit are situated on the 2nd floor and visitors need to scan their FIU One Card to enter or exit the facility. Persons not affiliated with FIU must register with the Guest Services attendant for entry card with barcode. A valid government issued photo ID will be required to register. Non-FIU affiliated visitors will be given access for a limited length of time after which they will be required to re-register.
Entrance to the Medical Library is available to those affiliated with HWCOM and requires to swipe their FIU One Card. Individuals not affiliated with HWCOM can enter the Medical Library, Monday – Friday 10 am – 5 pm, by ringing the doorbell by entrance door.
Library address and directions are located on our About Us page.
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Need full-text of an article or request a book not owned by FIU? Make sure to create your ILLiad account for interlibrary loan requests. Choose department 'College of Medicine' when creating your account.
Check out available medical apps for your devices at the Mobile Resources guide. Find a list of apps and how to install them. Contact Jorge Perez if you need mobile resources assistance at 305-348-1471 or jorperez@fiu.edu.
Would you like to make a recommendation for the Medical Library's collection? Fill out the Purchase Recommendation Form:
FIU has self-service copying, printing, and scanning kiosks in the medical library and throughout campus. Please visit this page for more information on printing options, cost for black and white and color, and payment options at shop.fiu.edu/retail/technology/ricoh/
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