Coordinates day-to-day simulation lab operations, including scheduling, room setup, teardown, and turnover to ensure efficient utilization of lab space and resources.
Prepares simulation environments for learning activities, including equipment setup, supply staging, scenario programming, and technology testing prior to sessions.
Operates high- mid- and low-fidelity simulations and equipment, including manikins and audiovisual systems to support scenario execution and learner engagement.
Management simulation technology during sessions, including real-time physiological adjustments, troubleshooting, and scenario flow support.
Serves as the voice/operator for manikins and supports standardized patient coordination as applicable.
Performs routine maintenance, troubleshooting, and basic repair of simulation equipment; escalates complex issues to vendors as needed.
Maintains inventory of simulation supplies and equipment; monitors par levels and coordinates ordering and replacement to ensure operational readiness.
Ensures simulation lab readiness through standardized setup processes, equipment checks, and adherence to safety and infection control practices.
Collaborates with clinical educators and program leads to translate learning objectives into simulation setup, equipment needs, and technical execution plans.
Supports simulation-based education across orientation, transition to practice, competency validation, and ongoing professional development programs.
Assists with scenario preparation, including programming, testing, and resetting simulation scenarios to ensure consistency across sessions.
Manages audiovisual recording systems, including setup, recording, storage, and retrieval of simulation sessions to support debriefing and evaluation.
Tracks and documents simulation utilization metrics, equipment usage, and operational data to support program evaluation and continuous improvement.
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The Clinical Simulation Lab Specialist is responsible for supporting the coordination, operation, and maintenance of simulation-based learning environments. This role ensures simulation activities are executed efficiently and consistently by managing lab logistics, equipment, technology, and day-to-day operational readiness. The coordinator serves as the operational and technical resource for simulation, partnering with clinical educators and simulation leadership to prepare, implement, and support simulation activities across orientation, transition to practice programs, service line education, and simulation-based competency development. This ensures that all simulation experiences are delivered as planned, with appropriate setup, functionality, and technical execution. The Simulation Lab Coordinator is accountable for maintaining simulation lab readiness, including equipment functionality, inventory management, and standardized setup processes. This role supports system-wide consistency and operational efficiency, contributing to high-quality simulation experiences that enhance clinical competence and patient safety. Models appropriate behavior as exemplified in MLH Mission, Vision, and Values.
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A Brief Overview
The Clinical Simulation Lab Specialist is responsible for supporting the coordination, operation, and maintenance of simulation-based learning environments. This role ensures simulation activities are executed efficiently and consistently by managing lab logistics, equipment, technology, and day-to-day operational readiness. The coordinator serves as the operational and technical resource for simulation, partnering with clinical educators and simulation leadership to prepare, implement, and support simulation activities across orientation, transition to practice programs, service line education, and simulation-based competency development. This ensures that all simulation experiences are delivered as planned, with appropriate setup, functionality, and technical execution. The Simulation Lab Coordinator is accountable for maintaining simulation lab readiness, including equipment functionality, inventory management, and standardized setup processes. This role supports system-wide consistency and operational efficiency, contributing to high-quality simulation experiences that enhance clinical competence and patient safety. Models appropriate behavior as exemplified in MLH Mission, Vision, and Values.
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