The space will allow for training of 40 more physicians, 25 more pharmacists, 15 more dentists, and 10 more physician assistants per year.
Jenny Mladenovic, OHSU provost, told the Statesman Journal that physicians, nurses and specialists will learn and train together as they are expected to work together in a real-life setting.
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