Midland University proudly announced the new opening of a one million dollar simulation lab that brings an aspect of its medical education to life through real-world, simulated learning within state-of-the-art patient rooms to expand hands-on clinical experiences.

The high-tech skills lab was constructed inside of Fremont Health Center and designed for hundreds of students and health care providers to practice medical procedures in a safe, collaborative environment with the use of five hi-fidelity Gaumard Manikins.

Established in partnership with Fremont Health, the simulation lab was produced with a goal of raising $1 million for the facility, $500,000 of which was a generous matching donation provided by the Rupert Dunklau Foundation.

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