Health Sciences Librarian
Duties and Responsibilities: A health sciences librarian works in libraries or resource centers located in hospitals, research centers, or medical schools... They do much of the work a typical librarian would do, such acquiring and cataloging books and assisting those who are using the library for research or educational purposes, but they work with health-related materials. Many provide information to families, working with medical staff to approve educational resources, or to collect data and manage newsletters. They also maintain day-to-day operations of the library, covering some basic administrative duties.Salary: 47,808
Education: You need a bachelor’s of science degree in Library Science Health Science a medical librarian have to have a master’s degree in Library Science and you can also pursue if you have already earned a bachelor’s degree in a related field. Some programs offer combined degrees in library science and health informatics or health science and if you only have a library science degree, you will likely need some educational training in health sciences, as medical librarians need to understand medical references and be familiar with online medical databases. 

I would not like to be one it seams boring..