
We view simulation as an integral part of residency training. As such, we have dedicated a tremendous amount of resources to our simulation program. Highlights of our program include:
- Dedicated Simulation Suite. The simulation room is adjacent to our department lecture hall and is designed to resemble an actual ED. Available equipment includes:
- Adult Sim Man Manikins (2)
- Pediatric Manikins (3)
- Adult and Pediatric Airway Management Trainers (4)
- Femoral, Internal Jugular, and Subclavian Line Models
- Peripheral Intravenous Access Ultrasound Mode
- Dedicated Simulation Faculty. Lisa Sanders, M.D., is Emergency Medicine trained with a particular interest in simulation. Her time is solely dedicated to managing the simulation lab.
- Dedicated Simulation Time. Individual residents participate in simulation training on a weekly basis. Additionally, at least one hour of our monthly Grand Rounds time involves simulation. Resuscitations are viewed and critiqued in an open forum. Feedback for improvement is provided in a supportive, collegial environment.
- Open Access. All residents are provided with the ability to access the simulation lab after hours.
Revised
October 5, 2009
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Please send comments, suggestions or questions about this page to Courtney Buckner, Residency Program Coordinator 2,
emresidency@mcg.edu
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