ASU breaks ground for the future of healthcare

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The ASU Health’s headquarters has laid the foundation for students to learn in a 175,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility. The building will feature five medical innovation suites, an artificial intelligence hub designed to support future physician-engineers, and a virtual skills lab where students can develop and test medical technologies alongside industry partners..

The project offers many different facets of the future of healthcare, and is expected to open in Fall 2028.

Elizabeth Baker, associate dean of Medical Education and Heather Clark, senior associate dean for Engineering Integration joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss how ASU will teach students by fusing medicine and engineering to produce the physician engineers of tomorrow.

Elizabeth Baker, Associate Dean, Medical Education
Heather Clark, Senior Associate Dean, Engineering Integration

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