Step Inside the UCSF Fresno Clinical Skills & Simulation Center

The CSSC is an advanced clinical learning and simulation environment where innovative technology, realistic clinical experiences, and expert instruction come together to prepare the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Take a virtual tour of the center, explore its advanced simulation capabilities and services, and hear directly from our outstanding faculty and learners about how the CSSC enhances hands-on education, builds clinical confidence, and prepares learners for real-world patient care.

Watch the video and discover what makes the UCSF Fresno Clinical Skills & Simulation Center an exceptional place to learn, teach, and train.

 

Step Inside the UCSF Fresno Clinical Skills & Simulation Center

 

What’s New

Butterfly iQ Units

Gen II PICC with IV & Arterial Line

Schedule a Tour

Scheduling a tour is similar to scheduling a sim session. Except in regards to having our Clinical Skills Directors present, associated with the Dean’s office, or representative involvement? These types of tours would require 3 weeks’ notice, or more.

Tour Scheduling info:

  • Simulation Request Form
  • Contact Lee Hagerty or Brandy Nikaido
  • Email Lee Hagerty directly at [email protected]
  • Call the Skills Lab @ 559-499-6625 or Lee Hagerty’s Cell  @ 559-904-2495
  • Contact Brandy Nikaido – [email protected] or 559-313-6539

Virtual Reality

 

Available Lab Rooms

  • 2 Main Sim Room
  • 8 Exam Rooms
  • Debriefing Room
  • Control Room/Viewing Room
  • Mannequin Supply Room
  • Equipment Supply Closet
     

Park Medic Program


The Parkmedic program provides the emergency medicine residents at UCSF Fresno the unique opportunity to become EMS medical directors (under faculty supervision) for the EMS providers of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks (SEKI).
 

Intern Boot Camp

The Intern Bootcamp is a one-day, clinical skills orientation for all interns beginning their training at UCSF Fresno.

You will have the opportunity to get to know your co-interns as you work your way through 8 interactive skills stations led by senior residents and faculty. You can look forward to practicing procedural skills such as suturing, central line placement, gowning and gloving, and airway management in a risk free, safe environment. You will also gain practical experience working through case scenarios that you’ll commonly encounter throughout your training.