Explore the CSC

A view of a patient's room

Explore the CSC

The Clinical Simulation Center (CSC) is a comprehensive simulation space providing state-of-the-art learning environments for Michigan Medicine health care professionals and students to train in groups or individually.

Training Spaces

13,500 square feet of easily accessible Training Spaces in two locations

  • The CSC Towsley is located in the heart of the health center at G2400 Towsley Center. This center houses our hi-fidelity adult and pediatric Human Patient Simulation (HPS) Labs, Multi-function Task Training Labs, Operating/Patient Room training space and ample Debriefing/Conference Rooms. All are available by appointment
  • The new CSC Med Sci II is a state-of-the-art space located at 2727 Medical Science Building II. It offers two fully equipped replica Adult Patient Rooms with hi-fidelity adult manikins as well as two “Crossover Rooms” for Pediatric or Obstetric simulations that utilize hi-fidelity pediatric and birthing-mother manikins. Multi-functional Table-Top Task Trainers are also available as well as an ICU room and an Emergency Medicine resuscitation room. All by appointment only.

Learn more about our training spaces

Get to know the new Med Sci II location of the Clinical Simulation Center.

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iSim Spaces

24/7 iSim spaces are available at both locations to provide independent simulation opportunities all day and night for students to practice skills or complete training modules. Find out more about iSim on our Training Spaces page.

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CSC Simulators

To view in detail our wide array of Adult, Pediatric, Procedural and Surgical Simulators available at the CSC, visit our Simulators page.

Evolution of Simulation to Skills-Commons

Download a PDF of the Evolution of Simulation to Skills-Commons at Michigan Medicine White Paper authored by James Cooke, MD and Deborah Rooney, PhD.

Photo Gallery

The newest CSC Med Sci II location opened on January 3, 2018.  To achieve an immersive simulation experience, the new space was meticulously designed to provide a look and feel that is exactly like the hospital environment where students and faculty learn and work every day.

Further down take a look at CSC simulation stations featured during the November 25, 2017 Regents' and President's Tailgate for the UM vs OSU game. And following, some pictures from the Michigan Medicine leadership's sneak peak on December 5, 2017.