The Skills Laboratories provide simulated settings where students practice skills taught during the course of the programs, prior to implementation in the clinical setting. They are utilized to support the learning that occurs both in the classroom and in the clinical setting. Students may practice both clinical skills and critical thinking to better prepare themselves to care for their patients. Students found damaging, destroying or stealing equipment and/or materials in college laboratories will be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal from the College.

Nancy Clancy Life Sciences and Nursing Skills Laboratory

Located on the level 4 of the Elizabeth Pfriem Swim Cancer Center Building,  this room is accessible by a card swipe system by students taking nursing courses.

Radiography Skills Lab

Located in Room 4C on the fourth floor of the College, it is available for demonstrations and practice of clinical skills.

Medical Assisting Skills Lab

Located in Room 4B on the fourth floor of the College, it is available for demonstrations and practice of clinical skills.

SimMan Lab

Simulation-based teaching is also provided using the Laerdal Sim-Man® in Room 415 on the fourth floor of the College. The students will enhance not only their hands-on skills but also physical assessment, communication techniques and critical thinking skills in a variety of simulated scenarios.