At the Union College Edna Jenkins Mann School of Nursing we believe that learning works best if it is done in a variety of ways. That’s why we invest in interactive classrooms, state-of-the-art facilities and resources that will help support you in your academic journey.
Explore some of the resources available to our nursing students below.
Nursing Simulation Labs
Union College has two simulation labs, SimMan is dedicated to teaching care of patients with a variety of medical-surgical and intensive care issues. SimMan prepares students for managing and providing care to clients with acute, chronic, or life-threatening physical health conditions using a high-fidelity adult simulator including software for instant debriefing abilities. SimMan offers a truly realistic simulation experience; designed to embody a varied range of patient scenarios to help prepare our nurses for real-world situations in a risk-free environment.
SimMom teaches the student to care for the pediatric and maternity patient. SimMom provides a powerful simulation toolkit, which can be used at different stages of the learning in order to support a complete learning experience. One of the most important objectives during labor and delivery is recognizing the potential risks to both the mother and baby. By building a well-trained nurse, confident in their abilities to manage adverse events whilst communicating with respect to the mother, you ensure better outcomes for both patients.
Clinical Skills Lab
The clinical skills lab offers a realistic emergency department setting for nursing students of all levels to learn and practice essential and vital skills. The clinical skills lab is equipped with current patient-care technologies, allowing the nursing student to learn how to use equipment in a safe, risk-free environment.
Anatomy & Physiology Lab
The Anatomage learning area provides access to our state-of-the art Anatomage Table. The Anatomage Table is the most technologically advanced 3D anatomy visualization table for anatomy and physiology education, allowing our students an innovative approach to anatomy.