Miller Children’s Abuse and Violence Intervention Center
provides after-school activities to reduce the risk of gang violence in high-risk, traumatized children and adolescents.
This program was made possible sponsored through a start-up grant from The Greater Long Beach Foundation through Memorial Medical Center Foundation.
Allies Against Asthma
is a collaborative community-wide program to support children with asthma and their families.
This program is made possible by the ongoing support of The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation through Memorial Medical Center Foundation.
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"Paul," the adult patient simulator, is examined by the CSULB nursing staff.
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CSULB satellite campus at LBMMC/MCH
includes a recently completed health skills lab with “human” patient simulators that replicate adult, pediatric, and neonatal intensive care. This collaborative program utilizes master-degreed nurses from Long Beach Memorial and Miller Children’s in a year-round program which will enable CSULB to graduate an additional 108 nurses in the first year, thus helping to solve the critical shortage of nurses.
The simulators for this program is made possible through grants from the James Pott Family Endowment, the Phillip Pryne Family Endowment in Memorial Medical Center Foundation and the following in-kind equipment gifts from corporations: CR BARD, Cardinal Health, Diamond Drapery, Edwards Life Sciences, Herman Miller Workplace Resource, Hill-Rom, Phillips, United Hospital Supply and Zoll Medical.
First Day of School
Students arrive for their fisrt day of class in the new accelerated CSULB nursing program on the campus of LBMMC/MCH.
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