Summary
Carrie Price is an information specialist and clinical medical/toxicology librarian with 11 years of experience helping researchers and clinicians improve evidence generation and reporting. She specializes in evidence synthesis methods and leads the Medical Library Association course “Essential Searching Skills for Librarians on Systematic Review Teams,” translating complex search strategies into teachable workflows. Carrie pairs deep search expertise with strengths in information architecture, instructional technology, and document accessibility to support projects across the full research lifecycle. Her background includes roles at Johns Hopkins, Towson University, the NIH, and now ToxStrategies, reflecting a consistent focus on biomedical research impact. An experienced instructor and communicator, she also maintains a niche YouTube channel with nearly 200 practical videos on evidence synthesis and research workflow assistance. Colleagues value her ability to bridge technical literacies and pedagogical design, turning rigorous methods into accessible practices.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Educational/Instructional Media Design, Educational/Instructional Media Design at Towson University
Master of Library Science, Library and Information Science, Master of Library Science, Library and Information Science at College of Information Studies (UMD iSchool), University of Maryland
Public Health, Public Health at University of Maryland