Dedicated nurses provide exceptional, high-quality care throughout the Cleveland Clinic system in southeast Florida. Our 2,400 nurses serve in every clinical setting, providing care for patients in 1,088 hospital beds and 33 outpatient locations, including physician clinics and surgery centers. By providing compassionate, patient-centered care, the nurses at Cleveland Clinic in Florida have fostered a culture of safety, integrity and innovation, which contributed to the achievement of numerous nursing and hospital-wide recognitions. These awards and recognitions, such as the DAISY nursing award which recognizes individual nurses, are a testament to our staff’s commitment to patient care.
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Who We Are
Cleveland Clinic in Florida, part of Cleveland Clinic’s five-hospital regional health system in southeast Florida, is a nonprofit, multispecialty, academic medical center that integrates clinical and hospital care with research and education. With over 2M patient encounters a year, our dedicated healthcare professionals, from physicians to nurses, follow the Patients First philosophy which brings together the expertise of diverse specialists to give each patient the best outcome and experience. Our longstanding tradition of clinical excellence has been recognized by many independent organizations and earned the medical community’s trust to educate the next generation. As part of a global organization, Cleveland Clinic facilities in Florida serve both local and international patients throughout Broward, Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.
Regional Hospitals
- Weston Hospital
- Martin North Hospital
- Martin South Hospital
- Tradition Hospital
- Indian River Hospital
Commitment to Excellent Nursing Care
Cleveland Clinic nurses provide high-quality, compassionate care in accordance with the patient-centered principles taught through the Zielony Nursing Institute. The model’s components of quality and safety, relationship-based culture, professional practice and development, research, evidence-based practice and innovation, serve as the foundational tenets for nursing care rendered throughout the Cleveland Clinic organization.
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Nursing Simulation Center
The Nursing Simulation Center plays an important role in training the caregivers of the future. The center provides skill development for nurses, nursing support caregivers (care technicians, surgical technicians, patient companions), Adult Medical Emergency Team (AMET) caregivers and first responders. Transitional Care Coordinator (TCC) onboarding also takes place at the facility.
The Nursing Simulation Center offers a full complement of training modalities supported by a skilled simulation team. The center is equipped with two high-fidelity simulation rooms with high-fidelity manikins, a control room with AV capabilities, a procedural skills room, and a classroom. It also has a volunteer standardized patient program that includes training with virtual reality.
Training at the simulation center is available to Cleveland Clinic caregivers in coordination with classes led by Cleveland Clinic Staff Development, Informatics educators and supporting specialized educators. Training for first responders is available upon request. For more information about scheduling, dial 772.223.5945 plus the extension of one of the contacts listed below:
Lisa Brown, ext. 12253
Richard Hall, ext. 11848
Willermine Pettway, ext. 13424
Location
Nursing Simulation Center
Medical Office Building, Tiffany
1651 SE Tiffany Avenue
Port St. Lucie, FL 34952
