Nursing Simulation Labs

The Nursing Simulation Suite provides a realistic hospital environment where students learn to assess patients, administer care, and respond to complex medical scenarios. High-fidelity manikins simulate real symptoms, from vital signs to emergency situations, allowing students to practice essential skills without risk to patients.

The suite includes single- and double-patient rooms, a nursing station, a fully functional medication room, and control rooms where faculty guide simulations and monitor student performance. Each experience prepares students to transition seamlessly into clinical settings with confidence and skill.

Located on the first and second floors of the Mondor Center for Nursing and Health Sciences, the Skills Labs combine classroom learning with hands-on clinical practice. Each lab features a classroom area, twelve hospital beds, and a fully stocked medical supply room, creating a hybrid environment where students learn and apply core nursing procedures.

This active, multisensory learning model reinforces key skills and ensures that students are fully prepared for patient care and clinical rotations.

The Home Health Suite replicates a residential environment, complete with a kitchen, dining area, and bedroom, where students learn to deliver care in patients’ homes. They gain experience teaching safety techniques, adapting home spaces, and identifying appropriate medical equipment—all while receiving real-time feedback from instructors in an adjacent control room.

This space prepares students to care for patients in community and home-based settings with the same professionalism and empathy expected in hospitals.

This active, multisensory learning model reinforces key skills and ensures that students are fully prepared for patient care and clinical rotations.