The Clinical Education Center at Brackenridge is the result of a powerhouse academic collaboration involving the Seton Healthcare Family and area education leaders, creating an innovative approach to address education, training, and the current growing shortage of nurses, physicians and other skilled clinical personnel in Central Texas.
Clinical Education Center Facts at a Glance:
- 12 Training Rooms
- 7 Conference Rooms
- 2 Computer Labs
- 4 Skills Labs with 45 patient care areas
- 4 High fidelity simulation labs featuring 6 high fidelity manikins
- Wireless Internet access
- Catering and nearby restaurants
- Dedicated Parking Garage
- 24/7 operation and security
- Medical Library
The Clinical Education Center is an exciting and innovative partnership involving the Seton Healthcare Family, University of Texas Medical Branch, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, UT School of Nursing, Concordia University School of Nursing , Texas Tech Health Sciences Center and Austin Community College School of Nursing.
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Clinical Education Center News and Events
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Board Names Jesus Garza to Lead Seton Healthcare Family
January 23, 2012The Seton Board of Trustees has named Jesus Garza president and interim chief executive officer of Central Texas' leading health care and community service organization. He was executive vice president and chief operating officer of Seton and president of the Seton Family of Hospitals.
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Seton Builds 'Home-away-from-home' for STAR Flight
January 19, 2012On Thursday, Jan. 19, Seton Health Care Family, STAR Flight and Central Texas community leaders gathered at Dell Children's Medical Center of Central Texas for a grand opening celebration of STAR Flight's first on-site, live-in accommodations at the hospital. With its completion, "home" for STAR Flight now carries new meaning.
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Seton Donates $50,000 to Ending Community Homelessness Coalition
November 1, 2011Seton Healthcare Family has donated $50,000 to the Ending Community Homelessness Coalition to further their efforts to innovate and partner with local service providers to end chronic homelessness.
Seton is proud to have four hospitals – the only hospitals in Central Texas - that have earned the