Reference Services
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Local: 817-735-2070 | Toll-Free: 800-687-5302
Database Searching
Reference librarians can conduct research for you by searching MEDLINE, CINAHL, or many other databases. Requests may be submitted in person, by phone, by fax, or through the online request form . A fee may be incurred for this service. Please see the Fees for Services page for more information.
Research Assistance
Librarians are available to assist patrons as they research the medical literature from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Monday through Friday. The Reference Office is located in Room LIB-222 on the main floor of the Library. You may also request assistance via telephone at 817-735-2070 or 1-800-687-5302. A request form is available on the website for evening and weekend use.
Location of Factual Information
Answers to specific questions are provided by the reference librarians using a variety of resources.
Citation Verification
Contact librarians for assistance in finding missing information or verifying the accuracy of bibliographic citations.
Consumer Health Information
Our librarians are available to assist you in locating the health information you are seeking. MedlinePlus, an online resource from the National Library of Medicine, is an excellent place to start. See our Consumer Health Research Guide for other recommended sources.
Library Tours and Orientation Programs
Call 817-735-2070 to arrange a tour or orientation session.
Library instructional staff provide a wide array of introductory, intermediate, and advanced classes related to library research. Subject-specific classes may be arranged upon request.
Librarians promote medical and health information access to medical professionals and others who need information for research, patient care, and general teaching and learning.