Sinclair CollegeMEETING ACADEMIC AND MEDICAL STANDARDS The 2017 Fall opening of Sinclair College’s Ned J. Sifferlen Health Sciences Center marks the consolidation of 53 degree and certificate allied health programs from nine buildings into one structure. Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Dental Hygiene, Occupational Therapy and others are now housed in a $31.5M facility designed to simulate a real world medical workspace. “By the time our students interview for a position in a hospital or physician’s office, they have already spent two years in a dynamic instructional setting that looks and operates like their future workplace,” says Sinclair Construction Management Specialist Jim Fauzey. “They learn procedures on devices fully-equipped with functioning compressors, gases and v

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