UNLV~CSCLV~COVID-19 Mitigation Guidelines :
1.Prior to arriving, all persons must take their temperature and complete the COVID-19 assessment through the RebelSAFE App or the CDC’s Self Checker.
2. Masks are required for anyone employed by NSHE indoors. Masked required for un-vaccinated.
3. Occupancy of 80%.
4. Frequently hand washing &/or use of hand sanitizers is encouraged
About: The CSCLV is a 31,000 square foot facility located at UNLV’s Shadow Lane Campus. It supports the learning enterprise units of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas Schools of Nursing & Medicine; and Nevada State College School of Nursing as well as additional stakeholders.
Mission: The mission of the Clinical Simulation Center of Las Vegas (CSCLV) is to provide an environment that promotes Interdisciplinary Education in which core concepts of teamwork, leadership, communication, situational monitoring, and mutual support are practiced.
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UNLV Nursing Camp held at the CSCLV in the local new.
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CSCLV Assist with COVID 19. Helping to train COVID-19 testing personnel with multi-language skills to reach more of the community.
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New Video! - UNLV School of Nursing Program Overview
Watch the new video showcasing the UNLV School of Nursing Program with scenes from the Clinical Simulation Center of Las Vegas. Developed & Produced by Jennifer Pfannes, BSN, RN, CPN, Shona Rue, MSN, RN, CPNP, CNE, and Jonathan Sturak, MS, BS, BA
New Training Opportunities at the CSCLV
Several new training opportunities are available this fall at the CSCLV. Check out our training section to learn about how you can become a simulation expert at Facilitation, Debriefing, and Scenario Writing, all courtesy of the CSCLV's Director of Education, Dr. Jessica Doolen, PhD, RN, FNP-C, CNE.
CSCLV Awarded $350,000 Federal Grant
The CSCLV has been awarded a $350,000 grant from the federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) to purchase state-of-the-art equipment to train future nurses and doctors. Read the full press release HERE.
