Just keep them in the "headers" section inside assertions block as below.

you can choose the fields to keep/skip, order doesn't matter, space doesn't matter, as the engine performs a JSON compare

e.g.

            "assertions": {
                "status": 200,
                "headers" : {
                    "X-Server-Token": 190215, //<--- e.g. If this is random/indeterministic, then use "$NOT.NULL"
                    "X-Client-Id": "xx-yy-zz",
                    "Server" : [ "hsbcbank.co.uk" ],
                    "DateTime" : "$NOT.NULL" //<--- Not null due to indeterministic for every response 
                },
                "body": {
                    "login" : "octocat",
                    "id" : 583231
                }
            }

In case you want to use the custom header(s) in for your next step(s), then just point your JSON path to that header. e.g.

${$.create_emp.response.headers.X-Server-Token} //<--- This will resolve to 190215

${$.create_emp.response.headers.X-Client-Id} //<--- This will resolve to xx-yy-zz

See below Hello World project for full working examples

• GitHub basic Hello World repo (opens in a new tab) - Clone n run locally
• More Hello World repos (opens in a new tab)