Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine - Facilities

Facilities

The campus is a 27-acre (110,000 m2) enclave in the Cleveland suburbs, situated upon which is the 122,000-square-foot (11,300 m2) college. The college has the following facilities:

  • Anatomy lab
    • with Sky-Eye overhead camera which transmits live dissection to plasma TVs over each cadaver table
    • Full gross cadaver dissection with one human cadaver for a group of three students
    • Touch-screen Windows-based computers with Internet accessibility at each lab station
  • Podiatric medical skills lab
  • Histology and microbiology labs
    • Microscopes, fume hoods, heat plates, refrigeration, and full complement of reagents and substrate material necessary for bacteriological and mycological examination
  • Simulated patients' learning center
    • Overhead camera and microphone in each simulated exam room records student progress throughout the Physical Examination course-study
    • equipped with medical manikins that test students on real-life medical emergencies
  • Three 300-seat lecture halls equipped with Smart Technology
    • where each lecture is audio and video recorded for later study
  • Powerstep research laboratory
  • Norma and Morton Siedman Memorial Library
    • with media center, quiet study areas, and a collection of over 15,000 medical books and publications, 110 subscribed print journals, and 350 online e-journals.
  • Radiology Department
    • Equipped with viewing boxes and largest educational collection of radiographic pathology in the State of Ohio

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