BACKGROUND Libraries and librarians across disciplines are increasingly working to make research more reproducible. This observation served as motivation for our study. We sought to understand what health sciences librarians are doing to engage with research reproducibility on their campuses and beyond. METHODS We conducted eleven semi-structured interviews with health science librarians from different institutions across the United States who are engaged in research reproducibility work. The interviews were conducted via Zoom and lasted about an hour. We took detailed notes and are applying thematic analysis to those notes to identify and interpret common threads. We submitted the study to our local Institutional Review Board which found the study to be no more than minimal risk and exempt from on-going oversight. RESULTS We are currently in the process of interpreting the data.. Through thematic analysis, we expect to learn how health sciences librarians are a) defining and implementing research reproducibility services, b) assessing these services, c) building collaborations to support these services, and d) viewing these kinds of services in the years ahead.