The Master of Science in Anesthesia Program in Cleveland is located on Case Western Reserve University’s main campus.
The MSA Offices
The program offices are located on the fourth floor in Samson Pavillion located within the Health Education Campus.
Our Learning Environments
Students have access to our simulation laboratory in Samson Pavillion located within the Health Education Campus. The lab experience allows students to hone their anesthesia care techniques through participation in real-world scenarios. The lab is a central component of our curriculum, and the location of our lab in the Health Education Campus allows our students a space to be collaborate with medical, nursing, dental medicine, and physician assistant students to learn with and from each other.
Didactic lectures also take place in classrooms in the Health Education Campus. Within the School of Medicine, student learning is supported by the Cleveland Health Sciences Library and graduate study center, spaces specifically designed to provide resources for and aid in the advanced study of medicine and healthcare. Our distance learning classroom, where students complete their pharmacology and physiology coursework with their peers in Houston, Austin and Washington, is located in the same space.
Additionally, students have access to the Kelvin Smith Library, where the university’s main collection is housed, and the Dittrick Medical History Center.
Main Campus
The main campus of Case Western Reserve University is located five miles east of Downtown Cleveland. The university, which straddles Euclid Avenue, is comprised of eight schools, the Office of Undergraduate Studies, and the School of Graduate Studies. The university offers nearly 135 graduate and professional options and 140 dual-degree programs, and is home to more than 100 interdisciplinary academic and research centers and institutes.
The surrounding neighborhood is known as University Circle, which is one of the most impressive concentrations of healthcare, education, and arts and cultural institutions in the country. The 550 park-like acres are home to the Cleveland Orchestra, the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Cleveland Botanical Garden, the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, as well as the university itself, University Hospital Cleveland Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic, the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, and more.
CWRU students have a number of benefits they can enjoy on campus and throughout the city, including annual campus events, symposiums, and lectures. Students are automatically enrolled in the free access program, which allows students to visit selected museums one time per week with their valid student ID. Students are also able to purchase discounted tickets for movies or events at the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse and Cedar Point.
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