Minnesota State College Southeast’s Red Wing campus recently hosted a Health Care Fair to showcase their newly-opened Nursing and Health Sciences Center.
MSC Southeast President, Dr. Marsha Danielson, says students get to work with very detailed mannaquins that mimic real human patients.
Danielson says the Center looks and feels like a real hospital floor, with private patient rooms, a medication room, a nursing station, control rooms, and debriefing rooms -- a state of the art, modern unit that mirrors what students will experience in patient care settings once they graduate.
Danielson says students can train for three separate degrees, certified nursing assistant (CNA), practical nursing (LPN), and associate of science in nursing (RN), and they get to count half the time spent in the Center as part of their clinical trial experience.
To learn more about Southeast’s nursing degrees go to https://southeastmn.edu/program/Nursing/.
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