Lexington Medical Center funded the project, which is housed on its campus, and is providing clinical instructors, according to an Aug. 12 news release from the university.
The facility will be used primarily for third- and fourth-year bachelor’s degree students in addition to those in the master’s program.
The training facility is expected to graduate 400 nurses per year within five years, the release said.
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