Annette Blasi-Strubeck, MSN, CCRN, Assistant Teaching Professor, Nursing (right) works with students in The Nursing Sim Lab in the campus' Nursing Suite. The realistic patient simulators give students hands on experience in the classroom. Credit: Penn State Scranton Expand Penn State Scranton nursing students gain hands-on experience and practice with a computerized mannequin resembling a newborn. Credit: Penn State Scranton Expand Using a birthing mother and newborn simulator, nursing students gain hands-on learning experiences and can practice their clinical assessment skills in a controlled environment. Credit: Penn State Scranton Expand The Nursing Sim Lab in the campus' Nursing Suite houses all of the patient simulator robots that are currently in use at Penn State Scranton. The realistic simulators have proven to be a valuable teaching tool at the campus and faculty hope to be able to add more to the campus' collection. Credit: Penn State Scranton Expand Nursing Instructor Theresa Baker checks Sim Junior's vital signs during a patient simulator demonstration. Credit: Penn State Scranton Expand