Simulation is designed to feel less like a separate lab activity and more like an extension of clinical training — from individual procedures to high-acuity team performance and educational scholarship.
The Environment
$500K+ Simulation Environment
The simulation lab includes more than $500,000 in equipment, including ultrasound, three high-fidelity mannequins, and procedural task trainers.
$500K+ equipment · 3 high-fidelity mannequins · Ultrasound · Task trainers
Dedicated Clinical Space
The simulated clinical environment includes four treatment bays and a dedicated procedure/task-training room.
4 simulated clinical bays
How Residents Train
From Procedures to Resuscitation
Residents and students train across the spectrum of emergency care — from procedures such as lumbar puncture to neonatal resuscitation and complex team-based emergencies.
Beyond the Sim Lab
Training extends into the emergency department through pop-up simulation and HALO days, with nurses, medics, and other members of the care team participating in interprofessional scenarios.
Certifying Exam Preparation
Simulation is incorporated into preparation for the evolving emergency medicine certifying-exam format.
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Teach & Create
Simulation Scholarship
Residents and students can help design, write, present, and publish simulation-based educational scenarios.
