thesimbook.com
About Us
Premium simulation resources . . . for quality medical educators
What is thesimbook.com?
Thesimbook.com is the product of a national/international collaborative effort by simulation educators, experts and institutions from around the world to accomplish one goal . . . to create the highest quality, most easily accessible simulation scenario resource for medical educators.
Vision
To become the worlds leading resource for
peer-reviewed simulation scenarios
Mission
The creation of premium simulation resources
for quality medical educators
A contribution of service to medical educators . . .
Thesimbook.com was founded by C. Eric McCoy, MD, MPH out of his commitment and contribution of service to students and medical educators around the world. Dr. McCoy is faculty at the University of California Irvine, Department of Emergency Medicine, and serves as the Chair of the Education Subcommittee for the Emergency Medicine Section at the Society of Simulation in Healthcare, fellowship director for the national and international medical simulation fellowships for the department of emergency medicine, course instructor for clinical epidemiology & biostatistics for UC Irvine School of Medicine, and Director of EMS for UC Irvine Medical Center.
Dr. McCoy travels to national/international conferences annually to provide value to leaners and colleagues in the form of educational courses and workshops. Thesimbook.com is the result of an international collaborative effort of passionate medical educators with a commitment to service. If you have taken a simulation course or workshop at the International Meeting for Simulation in Healthcare, SAEM Annual Meeting, or ACEP Scientific Assembly, chances are you’ve crossed paths with a contributor to thesimbook.com.
If you can answer "yes" to any of the questions below, you're in the right place . . .
Are you a quality medical educator?
Could your program and learners benefit from a comprehensive peer-reviewed simulation scenario resource that is immediately available?
Would your program and learners benefit from your access to inter-institutional networking opportunities and activities?
Are you interested in collaborative simulation research?
Could you benefit from simulation scenarios that not only have educational content for the intended learners, but also for the instructor!?!
Do you value the highest quality educational experience for your learners?
Would you like to publish your simulation scenarios to get credit for the work you are already doing?
If you answered YES to any of the above questions, thesimbook.com is the resource for you! Thesimbook.com was created with the desire of creating a family-like atmosphere where professional colleagues from around the world can get credit for the hard work they are already doing (e.g. publishing the amazing scenarios you are already writing), have access to inter-institutional networking opportunities/activities, maximize the quality of their educational resources, and optimize the quality of educational experience they are providing to their learners.
At thesimbook.com we are a family of professional colleagues with a commitment to service. Our focus is on collaboration and cooperation with the colleagues in our field . . . not competition. We are better, together. So whether you are an internationally known simulation expert, a program director looking to upgrade your curriculum, or a medical educator who is simply passionate about providing the highest quality educational experience to your learners . . . we welcome you, with open arms. (join our team! . . . click the link below)
Jenny Castillo, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Columbia University Medical Center, New York Presbyterian Hospital. Director of Resident Simulation Education. Director of Wellness, Columbia University Medical Center, Department of Emergency Medicine.
Brad Gable, MD, MS, FACEP
System Medical Director for Simulation with OhioHealth, Columbus, Ohio. Emergency Medicine rotation site director, Riverside Methodist Hospital. First graduate of a medical simulation fellowship in Ohio.
Kimberly Sokol, MD, MS, MACM(c)
Medical Director of Simulation at Kaweah Delta Medical Center, Visailia, CA. Board-certified emergency physician with Vituity. Graduate of Emergency Medicine Simulation Fellowship, UC Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine.
Reid Honda, MD
Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine, UC Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine, Orange, CA. Emergency Medicine Simulation Fellow, UC Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine (Class of 2019).
Charles Lei, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee. Director of Emergency Medicine Simulation Fellowship and Assistant Director of Undergraduate Medical Education.
Vivian Lei, MD
Emergency Physician at Sumner Regional Medical Center, Gallatin, Tennessee. Assistant Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
Ryan T. McKenna, DO, FACEP
Affiliate Assistant Professor, Division of Emergency Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, University of South
Florida Emergency Medicine Residency. Fellowship Director of The Interprofessional Simulation Fellowship at USF Health Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS).
Richard S. McNutt, MD
Academic Chief Resident (Class of 2019), Augusta University Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Army physician with 9 years prior active duty in the infantry and Special Forces.
Kelly Medwid, MD
Emergency Medicine Faculty, Department of Emergency Medicine, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL.,
Matthew Y. Kwon, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident (Class of 2020), Jackson Health System/University of Miami School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
Erin Payne, MD
Senior Resident (Class of 2019), Augusta University Medical Center Emergency Medicine Residency Program. Service through international medical mission work.
Darrell "Clay" Ritchey, MD, MSHCA, MSEd
Senior Emergency Medicine Resident (Class of 2019), University of South Florida Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
Jeff Heimiller, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee. Assistant Director of Emergency Medicine Simulation Fellowship.
Matthew Tews, DO, MS
Assistant Dean for Educational Simulation, Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University. Medical Director, Augusta University Interdisciplinary Simulation Center. Professor of Emergency Medicine, Medical College of Georgia Department of Emergency Medicine.
Amanda Young, MD
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). Director of Emergency Medicine Simulation , UAMS Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
Asit Misra, MD
Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Emergency Medicine, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Assistant Director of Prehospital and Emergency Training Division at the Gordon Center for Simulation and Innovation in Medical Education, Miami, FL. Graduate of Surgical Simulation Fellowship, OhioHealth, Columbus, OH. Graduate of ACEP teaching fellowship and ALiEM faculty incubator program.
Christina Kong, MD
Medical Student (Class of 2020), University of California Irvine School of Medicine. UC Irvine Medical Student Simulation Interest Group.
Jennifer Yee, DO
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Ohio State University Medical Center. Emergency Medicine Simulation Director, Ohio State University Medical Center.
Ariel Silverman, MD
Medical Student (Class of 2025), Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine, Pasadena, CA. USA.
Ali Ghobadi, MD, CPPS
Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Southern California Permanente Medical Group, Department of Clinical Sciences, Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine, Pasadena, CA, USA. Vice Area Research Chair, Kaiser Permanente Orange County; Regional Assistant Physician Lead, SCPMG e-Autopsy Study Program.
Kelly Roszczynialski, MD MS
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Stanford University. Master of Science in Healthcare Simulation (University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Health Professions). Director of Emergency Medicine Simulation, Stanford University Emergency Medicine Residency Program.
Miguel Martinez-Romo, MD
Clinical Instructor of Emergency Medicine, UC Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine, Orange, CA. Emergency Medicine Simulation Fellow, UC Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine (Class of 2021).
Nadia Zuabi, MD
Emergency Medicine Resident, UC Irvine Department of Emergency Medicine, Orange, CA. (Class of 2022)
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