The Integrated Education and Research building will be located on the east side of Mayo Clinic’s Phoenix campus, adjacent to Arizona State University's new Health Futures Center.

“It will enhance education at Mayo Clinic through innovative spaces and interaction with researchers and physicians, which will add to the student experience.” “This building is a great investment in education at Mayo Clinic and will bring our students and learners in close proximity to both practice and research,” says Michele Halyard, M.D., dean of Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine in Arizona. We are fortunate to be a part of the vibrant and growing greater Phoenix community.”Īmong the features of the new building will be medical simulation suites, procedural labs, learning labs and digitally enabled classrooms for education as well as 20 or more biomedical and translational research labs. This expansion solidifies our commitment to grow translational science, train future generations of expert providers and engage biomedical collaborators. “We embrace the opportunity to advance Mayo Clinic’s vision to expand serious and complex care in the Southwest and beyond. “This past year has made it more evident that we need to create expanded opportunities for medical research and education discoveries that will ultimately benefit patients across the globe,” says Richard Gray, M.D., CEO of Mayo Clinic in Arizona. Mayo will also maintain research space on the Scottdale campus for its investigator programs. Medical students and trainees will learn the science of medicine in a shared space with physicians and researchers to expand their learning, offer tangible experience and grow their network of peers.Īdditionally, the new building will increase Mayo Clinic’s research footprint on the Phoenix campus to offer new team science opportunities. The new building will serve Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science, including Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine, as an addition to its current campus at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale. Philanthropic support will play a key role in the construction of the new building which is expected to be complete by 2024. This expansion will increase the number of patient beds from 304 to 403 by 2023 and creates close to 2,000 new jobs, including the addition of nearly 200 physicians by 2029. Forward.,” which began in 2018, will add more than 1.6 million square feet of building space (to the existing 1.7 million square feet) and will expand clinical capacity, support services and infrastructure at the campus located near Loop 101 and 56 th Street in North Phoenix.

The project was approved by the board on Feb 19. The 150,000 square-foot building is part of a massive $748 million expansion project underway on Mayo Clinic’s Phoenix campus. PHOENIX - The Mayo Clinic Board of Trustees approved the construction of a $131 million Integrated Education and Research Building in Arizona to accelerate the growth of Mayo Clinic’s education and research programs.

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