During the advanced airway course, physician residents intubate a patient using a McGrath and a bougie.
A general surgery resident physician hones their suturing and procedural skills.
In-situ simulations allow learners to practice team collaboration to maintain patient safety and improve patient outcomes.
Nursing staff replicate clinical practices, improving their critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills in a safe learning environment.
The advanced airway course allows physician residents to practice video laryngoscopy skills with a McGrath and a glidescope.
The NGHS Center for Simulation and Innovation partnered with the NGHS ECMO Coordinator and Educator to facilitate the first ECMO training in the GME simulation lab.
Physician residents are certified in advanced cardiac life support training, which includes infant basic life support.
Utilizing gamified learning, RN residents test their CPR skills during a compression-only QCPR race.
The Center for Simulation and Innovation ensured a safe opening of NGMC Gainesville’s Green Tower by conducting a Day in the Life exercise.
Family Medicine physician residents practice otoscope exams on a task trainer.
Community Outreach Photos
Habersham County EMS learn portable ventilation system management skills.
Habersham County EMS learn intubation techniques.
Habersham County EMS learn neonatal resuscitation.
Paramedic teams demonstrated their clinical expertise and critical thinking skills.
Healthcare professionals practice neonatal emergency response skills.
A standardized patient and first responders pose together following a collaborative simulation exercise.
Region 2 RTAC’s pop-up EMS skills training.
Forsyth County EMS practice neonatal resuscitation.
Forsyth County EMS practice airway management.
EMS practice high-risk trauma scenarios requiring patient stabilization and lifesaving techniques.
