The $38 million, 90,000-square-foot center includes the Surgical & Interventional Training Center with three surgical skills labs, a trauma operating room, a robotics training room and a hybrid OR. The facility also includes the Education Center, the Virtual Patient Care Center and the Tampa Bay Research & Innovation Center.
Unlike most other training facilities, CAMLS offers training to all members of a medical team, including physicians, nurses and technicians.
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