Life Support Unit:
The Medical Skills and Simulation Center is an internationally accredited training center recognized by the American Heart Association and the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians. It offers accredited basic and advanced courses in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), trauma care, first aid, and emergency response for healthcare professionals and members of the community. These programs contribute to raising health awareness and knowledge by developing essential life-saving skills.
Continuing Professional Development Unit:
The unit provides continuing professional development activities for healthcare practitioners through specialized courses and training programs. It also engages experienced professionals and subject-matter experts to address training needs in healthcare, enhance clinical skills, competence, and safety, and ultimately improve the quality and safety of healthcare while reducing medical errors.
Postgraduate Studies Unit:
The unit integrates healthcare simulation into postgraduate programs, including internship, residency, fellowship, and master's programs. It develops training programs in collaboration with program directors and consultants to strengthen trainees' core skills and enhance their professional competence.
Undergraduate Studies Unit:
The unit integrates healthcare simulation into undergraduate courses in collaboration with faculty members. It helps prepare students to adapt to healthcare environments while promoting patient and trainee safety. The unit serves the College of Medicine, College of Dentistry, College of Nursing, College of Pharmacy, College of Applied Health Sciences, College of Community Service, and other related colleges.