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>As I frantically cut and paste comments from the job description/ >job title discussion for colleagues, I've beeb dying to comment on >the job title issue, Then Donna P. Miller hit the nail on the head >Monday when she said: > > "Counterpoint -- doctors'jobs have also changed radically with >the advent of technology. However, they haven't chosen to >change their titles to "Healing Technologists" for example." Of far greater impact has been technology on the jobs of nurses: they are now essentially the technicians that keep the doctors from being bogged down in details. While doctors use the new technology as a tool system, nurses are responsible for the running of that tool system and access to it. Are librarians going to be the doctors or the nurses of their profession ? -- Steven Weller <Windsor Consulting Group> +1 502 648 4115 (voice) +1 502 451 5935 (fax) 2014 Cherokee Pkwy, Suite J, Louisville, KY 40204, USA <OS-9 Consultancy and Software> stevenw@iglou.com or sweller@aol.com