First business benefits from SimLife Center - Midland Reporter-Telegram

Nurses and paramedics from the private sector joined Midland College students and Midland Memorial Hospital interns in the halls of MC's SimLife Center for the first time Monday and Tuesday.

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The center was created as an educational and clinical laboratory for area colleges, medical centers and businesses, and is used daily by students and professionals from Midland College, Texas Tech Health Sciences Center of the Permian Basin and Midland Memorial Hospital, center director Lea Keesee said.

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