Brad Gable, MD, MS, FACEP

Brad Gable, MD, MS, FACEP

@OHSimDoc
Emergency Physician, System Medical Director
OhioHealth Simulation

Dr. Gable is using his expertise in simulation to revolutionize emergency medicine. The first to complete a fellowship in medical simulation in the state of Ohio, his influence has been felt through numerous simulation programs and simulation-based training and education - even reaching to India and throughout Asia through SimWars. His passion for emergency medicine and education is evident through his work in EMS education, bedside teaching, simulation research, and mentorship. He brings expertise and innovation to real-time crises. Brad Gable is at the forefront of emergency medicine training near and abroad.

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