Simulation Committee

Simulation Division

Simulation Leaders

Chair

Reed Colling, MD

NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Chair-Elect

Elizabeth Yim, MD

Mount Sinai Morningside-West

Vice Chair

Danier Ong, MD

Saint Louis University

Vice Chair

Kyle Cohen, MS, NRP

Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine

Assistant Vice Chair

Christian Casteel DO

Rush University Medical Center

Assistant Vice Chair

Salil Phadnis, MD

Florida Atlantic University

Secretary/Editor, EM Resident

Morgan Sweere, MD, MPH

UF Jacksonville
Jacksonville, FL
Contact Morgan

Staff Liaison

Sandra Meekins

Marketing and Communications Manager
Contact Sandra

Chair

Reed Colling, MD

NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Chair-Elect

Elizabeth Yim, MD

Mount Sinai Morningside-West

Vice Chair

Danier Ong, MD

Saint Louis University

Vice Chair

Kyle Cohen, MS, NRP

Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine

Assistant Vice Chair

Christian Casteel DO

Rush University Medical Center

Assistant Vice Chair

Salil Phadnis, MD

Florida Atlantic University

Secretary/Editor, EM Resident

Morgan Sweere, MD, MPH

UF Jacksonville
Jacksonville, FL
Contact Morgan

Staff Liaison

Sandra Meekins

Marketing and Communications Manager
Contact Sandra

Simulation Liaisons

SimWars Liaison:  Chana Rich, Brown University, PGY3

Public Relations:  Alex Tran, Brown University, MSIII

Why Simulation?

Medical Simulation is widely becoming an important part of medical education and has become a popular fellowship among EM graduates. EMRA members who enjoy simulation, are involved in simulation either at the medical student or residency level, and/or want to pursue further education in simulation are encouraged to join the EMRA Simulation Division. Much has been accomplished since our first meeting at ACEP13. The division, led by a great team of resident and student leaders, is working hard to enhance member knowledge of medical simulation by providing access to various sim resources as well as increase member involvement through publication and volunteer opportunities.

Current Initiatives

  • Monthly newsletter - emailed through Basecamp and archived on our site (see below)
    • If you do not receive an emailed version of the newsletter, we encourage you to join the division. Please go to the EMRA Division page.
  • Simulation Resources
  • Establish a Medical Student Simulation Program
  • Establish a Case Bank to be shared among EMRA members
  • Produce Simulation Guides to help sim enthusiasts perfect their skills in both the clinical and simulation arenas (i.e. debriefing, how to approach a case, etc.)
  • Compile a list of available domestic and international Simulation Fellowships
  • Provide opportunities to increase Member Involvement

Joining EMRA Committees is easy and FREE.

Just log into your EMRA account and select which one(s) you wish to join.

Once you join, you will receive an invitation to be part of the EMRA Committee Basecamp, which helps facilitate communication and collaboration.

Simulation Fellowships

Find Simulation Fellowships around the US.

Virtual Mentorship

Let us help pair you with a mentor.

Simulation Resources

A collection of simulation resources you can use.

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EMRA Fellowship Guide

Chapter 23 Simulation Fellowship

Medical simulation is an educational technique that can bridge gaps in traditional education and training approaches through the safe, structured fostering of medical knowledge, decision-making, procedural skills, teamwork, and communication.  Health care simulation as a specialty is guided by 4 main purposes: education, assessment, research, and patient safety. Simulation can be as extensive as virtual reality surgical simulators for fine technical skills, computer-based avatars and virtual patients for decision-making skills, or as straightforward as using actors with standardized patients for communication skills. A key component of this method of teaching is to promote a safe learning environment where technical and non-technical clinical skills can be taught, assessed, and reviewed with participants in order for them to apply the lessons learned and skills acquired to real patient care.

Go to Chapter 23

Monthly Simulation Committee Newsletters (Archive)

External Simulation Articles

Hemoptysis

Zack
The EM Clerkship Podcast – Emergency Medicine for Students 6/18/2017
This week we are going to talk about the 3 types of hemoptysis, the differential diagnosis, and a basic approach. ~~~~~ Sims T. Hemoptysis. In: Tintinalli JE, Stapczynski J, Ma O, Yealy DM, Meckler
This 2 part series was written by Jared Baylis, JoAnne Slinn, and Kevin Clark. Part 1 is a review of the literature around in situ simulation for quality improvement and part 2 will detail the

Simulation Scenario Design

Dr Chris Nickson
LITFL RSS Feed 4/30/2020
Dr Chris Nickson Simulation Scenario Design A guide to simulation scenario design for clinicians involved in simulation-based education.

Simulation Literature

Jared Baylis
EM Sim Cases 7/14/2020
This week’s post is a bit different. It’s not a sim case but rather a chance to delve into some of the amazing academic work that has been done in the simulation world over the years as a foundation
This 2 part series was written by Jared Baylis, JoAnne Slinn, and Kevin Clark.  Jared Baylis (@baylis_jared) is a PGY-4 and chief resident at the Interior Site of UBC’s Emergency Medicine residency

COVID-19 airway management: better care through simulation

Dr Chris Nickson
LITFL RSS Feed 3/10/2020
Dr Chris Nickson COVID-19 airway management: better care through simulation Dr Albert Chan from shares practical tips & resources for using simulation for Covid19 airway management based on

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