LABORATORIES
The Operating Room Services Program has simulation and application-based training environments that support students in transforming their theoretical knowledge into practical skills. The laboratories and application areas used within this scope enable the effective conduct of courses related to sterilization practices, surgical instrument identification and preparation, operating room layout, aseptic techniques, and basic health skills.
In line with our application-oriented education approach, laboratory work constitutes one of the fundamental components of the program. Students have the opportunity to improve their professional competence by reinforcing the knowledge they acquire in theoretical courses in a practical environment.
Operating Room Application and Simulation Areas
The application areas included in the program support students in becoming familiar with the operating room environment and developing their professional skills. In these areas, students can practice in areas such as surgical instrument identification and preparation, sterile packaging methods, operating room layout, patient safety practices, and infection control.
Through laboratory and application work, the aim is to develop students' attention, manual dexterity, sterile work discipline, teamwork skills, and problem-solving abilities. Furthermore, these environments are actively used not only for course applications but also for professional skill development and clinical preparation processes.
The infrastructure of the practical training areas is organized to support educational activities and provides a learning environment where students can adapt to current practices in the field of healthcare services.
The practical training areas of the program are structured to help students develop their professional skills, reinforce their theoretical knowledge, and prepare them as better-equipped individuals for the healthcare environment after graduation.
Last updated: 26 October 2026