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 serving all Seton staff and CEC students with two professional medical librarians, online databases and print collection.
Collaborative Partners
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.
Clinical Education Center News and Events
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Options for Children with Scoliosis Explored at Free May 21 Seminar
May 15, 2013New nonsurgical and surgical options for treating children afflicted with scoliosis - curvature of the spine - will be explored Tuesday evening, May 21, by a fellowship-trained adult and pediatric surgeon who is co-chair of the Seton Spine & Scoliosis Center.
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It's Official: New Brack at Center of New Master Plan
May 10, 2013A new medical campus master plan that pinpoints where the new University Medical Center Brackenridge is to be built was approved by The University of Texas System Board of Regents.
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Watson Honored as Doctor-Led Medical Research Projects Announced
April 19, 2013Sen. Kirk Watson, architect of the visionary "10 Goals in 10 Years" plan to improve Central Texas' health care, economy and quality of life, was honored at the 7th Annual UMC Brackenridge Luncheon. At the same event, a new video debuted that looks ahead to the new teaching hospital and $186,000 in medical research grants were awarded.
Seton is proud to have four hospitals – the only hospitals in Central Texas - that have earned the