As SSH Director of Development, I think it's very important to put faces to the amazing SSH Fund donor list, so please allow me to make an introduction.

As you know, the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) is committed to providing you with the resources needed to deliver impactful and effective healthcare simulation experiences.

By SSH Staff

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Through its Fellows program, the Society for Simulation in Health

First, let me just say how awesome it was to see so many of you at SimOps in Tampa — what a great event! The power of "in person" was palpable! As for SSH Certification, we have a lot happening:

2,500 CHSE

3000.

From 40 countries.

And more every day.

Thank you to everyone who has become certified since 2012—your dedication to healthcare simulation quality is amazing!

Have you considered joining the growing ranks of healthcare simulationists from around the country who have become CHSE®, CHSOS®, CHSE-A®, or CHSOS-A™ certified? Certification is valuable to you and the community because it:

This coming July, the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) is excited to again bring you SimOps, a focused event dedicated to the critical role of simulation operations specialists!

As we head into late spring, there are many ways for YOU to level up professionally with SSH Education in 2024 and help shape the future of healthcare simulation, including:

Greetings from the Certification team!

In today's dynamic healthcare landscape, simulation-based training plays a vital role in equipping professionals with the skills and knowledge to deliver exceptional patient care. However, ensuring the quality and effectiveness of your healthcare simulation program requires more than simply running realistic scenarios. 

This is where getting accreditated through the Society for Simulation in Healthcare comes in.

Last week, I attended “Tech on Tap: AI in Healthcare” - a panel session hosted by the KC Tech Council in Kansas City. It was a great opportunity to hear from several Kansas City-area leaders in the healthcare space on how their organizations, including Oracle, Children’s Mercy Kansas City, and University of Kansas Health System, are approaching and implementing AI.