Healthcare Simulation Center

JCCC Notice: Beginning November 25, please minimize non-essential visits to campus to help us maintain the safest possible learning environment. For the latest updates, about JCCC and COVID-19, visit jccc.edu/covid19. MORE

Effective November 25:

Some face-to-face instruction will move to remote delivery; some instruction will continue on campus. Check with your instructors
Academic support services will continue on campus.
Non-academic student support services will move to remote delivery

Students who are currently attending face-to-face classes should verify with their face-to-face instructors how the remainder of their class sessions will be delivered. Students who are taking online courses will continue online as planned for the remainder of the semester.

Details regarding all available student services are on the Student Resources webpage.

Students who need equipment to transition to online learning or who are experiencing food or housing insecurity or other hardships should contact the Student Basic Needs Center.

Reminder: If you develop symptoms of COVID-19, contact your health care provider.

More JCCC information and resources are at jccc.edu/covid19.

For up-to-date details on the pandemic, see the Centers for Disease Control's COVID-19 webpage.

The center is located in the Classroom Laboratory Building (CLB) Room 103. It allows students to provide safe care using state-of-the-art simulated patients. The setting very closely mimics what nurses and other healthcare personnel will experience in a hospital setting.

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Kansas City Healthcare Simulation Conference

Canceled due to COVID-19 precautions

13th Annual Healthcare Simulation Conference
Canceled due to COVID-19 precautions September 18, 2020

KC Regional Simulation Alliance (KCRSA) Bi-annual Meeting

On Campus meeting canceled -JCCC campus is closed

May 29, 2020
11:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Johnson County Community College

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SAFingerStick™

SAFingerStick gives students a realistic blood draw and glucose testing experience while protecting a standardized patient's hand from puncture.