Students in the Dental Hygiene program practice clinical skills in the Jean and Ralph Wilson Dental Hygiene Clinic. Surgical Technology students work in a mock operating room equipped with a high-fidelity human patient simulator. Students in the Emergency Medical Services and Respiratory Care programs learn clinical skills in mock emergency department treatment rooms and intensive care rooms and on two fully-functional ambulances. These teaching labs also include human patient simulators and patient care equipment appropriate for each setting. All students in the Health Science Center enjoy state-of-the art learning environments with "Smart Classroom" technology used to enhance the didactic portions of their programs. Please see the websites of the individual programs for more detailed information.

Bea Wohleb is the Division Director for the Health Science Center. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Allied Health Education from Texas State University and her Master's Degree in Health Care Administration and Allied Health Education from Texas State University.

Mrs. Wohleb worked as the Director of Workforce Development in Health Sciences for three years prior to moving into her current position. Before coming to Temple College as an employee, she served as a member of the Board of Trustees for 11 years. She was Assistant Administrator of Scott and White Memorial Hospital for 13 years and Director of Allied Health Education at Scott and White for eight years. Mrs. Wohleb achieved her fellowship in the American College of Healthcare Executives in March, 2001.