Simulation Labs
Our Program
The Mercer University Simulation Program supports experiential learning methodologies within medical education provided to the students, residents, faculty and affiliates of Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM). The Program consists of simulation centers on each of the four medical school campuses.
Our Curriculum
• Computerized manikins
• Role-playing
• Procedural task trainers
• Debriefing
• Tabletop exercises
• Complex Case Scenarios
Our Facilities
4 campus Clinical Simulation Centers located.....Locations
Square feet of dedicated simulation space
Type of tools ex with state-of-the-art simulators including computer-controlled manikins, task trainers, virtual reality flat screen simulators, and clinical equipment. Learn more about our simulation facility locations.
Learning Objectives
Using learning objectives as a guide, participants and course instructors implement methods to improve patient assessment, communication, critical thinking, psychomotor and cognitive skills within a safe environment. Replicating the essential aspects of a clinical situation allows a participant to more readily understand and apply these skills when in a clinical setting. Using an appropriate blend of low- and high-fidelity simulations, the Center mimics what the participants may encounter in the clinical setting.
Four Campus
Simulation Labs
Simulation Lab
Program Directors
Joseph Slattery
Assistant Director of Medical Simulation, Savannah
Mission, Vision, Values
MISSION: To provide current and future medical professionals with experience-based cognitive understanding and procedural sills to improve health and treatment in the rural and medically underserved areas of Georgia.
VISION: To touch rural and medically underserved communities of Georgia through the delivery of objective based clinical simulations to their current and future health care providers.
VALUES: Integrity, Transparency, Mutual Respect, Professionalism, Accountability, Results Orientation