Center for Simulation Education
Center for Simulation Education
The Mitchell Community College Center for Simulation Education (CSE) is a state-of-the-art simulation center located within the Mitchell Community College Health Sciences Building. The simulation center provides a variety of instructional methodologies to support inter-professional education. Educational strategies include:
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Simulators including high-fidelity adult, pediatric and newborn manikins
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Role-playing
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Self-instruction
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Faculty-assisted instruction
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Task trainers
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Standardized patients (trained actors)
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Innovative, state-of-the-art multimedia
Using learning styles as a guide, participants and faculty select methods to broaden assessment, communication, psychomotor and cognitive skills within a safe environment. Replicating the essential aspects of a clinical situation allows participants to more readily understand and apply skills and judgment. Blending of low and high-fidelity simulations approximates what the participant’s may encounter in practice. Participants are given the opportunity to enhance skills in a realistic learning environment, which can be transferred into safe practice.
Contact Us
Amanda Moose, MSN, RN, CHSE
Simulation Coordinator
(704) 878 3303
amoose@mitchellcc.edu
