Clinical Simulation Laboratory

Hands-On Practice for Practice

Becoming a health care professional means learning to navigate complex, high-stakes situations with confidence — and at Regis University, you'll build that confidence before you ever treat a real patient. The Clinical Simulation Laboratory gives you a safe, realistic environment to practice, make mistakes and grow.

The lab is equipped with industry-leading technology to support your clinical education, including:

  • Adult and pediatric high-fidelity patient simulators capable of producing realistic physiologic responses to patient care
  • Touchscreen vital sign and EKG monitors
  • Functional infusion pumps
  • Mobile computer carts with barcode scanners
  • Full range of mobility and rehabilitation equipment
  • Small group debriefing spaces for reflection and faculty feedback
  • State-of-the-art audio and video media system

Watch a Video Overview

Contact Us

The Sim Lab is available for trainings and events. Email simlab@regis.edu for more information.

In the clinical simulation lab, a Regis healthcare student works with a patient while faculty and classmates observe

Many Settings, Many Skills

The 5,000-square-foot lab serves students in the Schools of Nursing, Pharmacy and Rehabilitative and Health Sciences, offering simulated care environments that replicate a full health center, including an acute inpatient hospital, an ambulatory care outpatient clinic and home care settings. High-fidelity patient simulators, trained health care actors and standardized patients bring a range of conditions to life, supported by high-definition audio, video streaming and a full range of functional medical equipment.

A Regis healthcare student and faculty member watch on a screen as classmates interact with a patient at the Interprofessional Health Site in Thornton, Colorado

Expert Support

Our expert faculty observe every session and provide real-time feedback as you apply classroom knowledge alongside peers from across health professions programs, working through pain management cases, end-of-life simulations and community service as part of an interprofessional team. It is the hands-on, collaborative experience that prepares you to move patient care forward from day one.

Regis students wearing scrubs interact with a patient while a faculty member in a lab coat observes and takes notes at the Thornton Interprofessional Health Site
Regis students in different healthcare programs work together in to update medical records at the simulation lab
a Regis student measures medication at the Clinical Sim lab in Thornton
Regis students in scrubs gather around a newborn baby manikin for hands-on learning at the Clinical Simulation lab in Thornton, Colorado