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Claude Moore Health Sciences Library The library primarily serves the faculty, students, and staff of UVA Health, which includes the School of Nursing, School of Medicine, UVA Physicians Group, UVA Children’s, and the UVA Medical Center. The library is a modern facility that features quiet study and group study space, a space with video conferencing capabilities that are HIPAA compliant, classrooms, a multipurpose space, computers, and a presentation studio. The library licenses over 5,600 journal titles and provides access to over 78,000 electronic and print books. The library’s large collection of databases includes OVID Medicine, ScienceDirect, AccessMedicine, Web of Science, UpToDate, and ClinicalKey. For interdisciplinary research, Health System affiliates have access to the entire University of Virginia online holdings, including over 1 million ebooks, 285,000 journals, and 700 databases. Interlibrary loan, at no cost to Health System affiliates, is available to obtain research materials not available at the University.
Cooperating Institutions and Agencies The School of Nursing cooperates with other institutions and agencies to provide clinical learning opportunities for students. Utilizing health departments, community hospitals, out-patient facilities, home care agencies, industries, schools, older adult care facilities, mental health care facilities, and rehabilitation centers, the School of Nursing provides varied clinical experiences for its students.
Inova Center for Personalized Health The complex is a new 55,000-square-foot Fairfax Campus that serves as the heart of UVA activity in Northern Virginia. Spanning the second and third floors of Building C, this urban campus is situated across the street from Inova Fairfax Hospital and is also home to UVA’s teaching hospital for third and fourth-year UVA medical students.
McLeod Hall & Claude Moore Nursing Education Building Located in the eastern part of the University Grounds, near the UVA Medical Center, the school occupies the Claude Moore Nursing Education Building and McLeod Hall. McLeod Hall is a five-story brick building that has housed the School of Nursing since its dedication in November 1972. The Claude Moore Nursing Education Building is a four-story facility that opened in June 2008. These facilities house classrooms, an auditorium, clinical learning laboratories, seminar rooms, and offices.
The School of Nursing draws upon the resources of the academic departments in the College of Arts and Sciences, the other undergraduate schools of the University, and on the clinical facilities and instructional materials of UVA Health.
The Virginia Tech Richmond Center The center hosts RN-BSN students who attend monthly in-person classes and typically live within the Richmond or Eastern Shore regions. Facilities include flexible classroom spaces, a dedicated student lounge, and an office for faculty to conduct student meetings.
In addition to the academic resources of the University, nursing students receive clinical experience at UVA Health, public health agencies, community agencies, private and state hospitals, nursing homes, and/or industrial settings.
Parking Interested students must contact UVA Parking & Transportation for student parking permits: https://parking.virginia.edu/student-parking. Students must comply with University and UVA Health System parking policies. Students are prohibited from using patient parking at any time (unless the student is at a facility as a patient receiving health care). Students may not use validated parking or visitor parking for School of Nursing activities (including classes, clinicals, orientation sessions, training sessions, dropping off classwork, advising and other meetings, etc.). Parking at the Richmond and Northern Virginia locations is available for RN-BSN students enrolled at these sites (students must refer to the local facility policies regarding costs).
UVA Health The School of Nursing is a part of UVA Health, which has been consistently ranked among the Commonwealth of Virginia’s top health care centers. The nursing program enjoys a special relationship with the University Medical Center, a 671-bed teaching and research hospital.
Special units in the University Medical Center complex include a children’s medical center, a cancer center, a clinical research center, cardiac, medical, and surgical intensive care units, and a burn and wound care center. The Pegasus Air Emergency Rescue Service can transport patients from primarily within 120 nautical miles to the Medical Center’s Level 1 trauma center.
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