- Nursing: Pre-License
- Emergency Services
- Physical Therapy Assistant
- Nursing: Accelerated Pre-License
- Surgical Technology
- Public Health
- Healthcare Administration
- Respiratory Therapy
- Occupational Therapy Assistant
- Center for Interprofessional Education and Practice
- Health Sciences
- Nursing: Post-Licensure
- Department of Occupational Therapy
- School of Nursing
- Clinical Simulation Center
- Applied Physiology Laboratory
- Communication Sciences and Disorders
- RN-to-BSN
- School of Social Work
- Doctor of Nursing Practice
Facilities
The Clinical Simulation Centers are training and assessment centers that include the following simulation technologies:
- Standardized Patients (SPs)
- Full-size electormechanical patient simulators
- Computer assisted instruction (CAI)
- Audio/visual equipment for simulation recording
Standardized Patients (SPs) - individuals trained to simulate medical conditions accurately and repeatedly in a "standardized" way
Electomechanical Patient Simulators - life-size plastic manikins (adult, child, and baby) that "breathe", "speak" through a microphone with trainees, have palpable pulses, a heartbeat (normal and abnormal) and other signs and symptons allowing the user to simulate human physiology
Each Clinical Simulation Center includes:
- One Intensive Care room
- Two Obstetric rooms
- Two Medical/Surgical rooms
- Two Pediatric rooms
- Four Standardized Patient rooms
- Two Interview rooms
- An apartment for homecare/community based/mental health simulation
- Two debriefing areas
- Simulation control room
- Basic Life Support training room
- Reception and staff office space
Photo galleries of the Clinical Simulation Centers
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