Molloy University’s School of Nursing and Health Sciences has received the prestigious Healthcare Simulation Standards Endorsement Designation from the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning (INACSL) for its state-of-the-art healthcare simulation facilities that are the training ground for the nursing and healthcare professionals of the future. The endorsement recognizes healthcare institutions and practices that have demonstrated excellencein applying simulation standards.
“We are the first nursing school on Long Island to receive this recognition, and one of only twenty-five institutions worldwide,” said Lori Persico, PhD, CHSE, RN, Director of Simulation Education and Assistant Professor at Molloy University. “This is a direct result of the collaboration between our highly trained Clinical Learning Center (CLC) facilitation team, faculty, and our simulation technology specialists, who serve more than 1,000 nursing students each semester. Our CLC simulation programs exemplify excellence in applying Healthcare Simulation Standards for Best PracticesTM in the core four categories: Professional Integrity, Facilitation, Prebriefing: Preparation and Briefing, and Debriefing.”
The Molloy University simulation program provides high-tech, interactive opportunities allowing the student to bridge theory to practice in a safe learning environment. A team of dedicated CLC nursing instructors facilitate the simulation learning session for students. CLC sim facilitators, simulation specialists, and faculty work collaboratively with students, individually or in group settings, to master the clinical skills essential for competent and safe nursing practice at two sites: the main campus in the Barbara H. Hagan Center for Nursing, Rockville Centre and at Route 110 in Suffolk County. Each nursing instructor has worked in various capacities within the clinical setting and brings a wealth of professional expertise to share with students. Simulation facilitators guide students through replicated clinical scenarios using state-of-the-art technology that promotes safe nursing practice by stimulating critical thinking, reasoning, and judgment. Learn more at molloy.edu.
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