[Webinar On-Demand] Building an SSH-Accredited Fellowship & Research Program to Develop Future Simulation Leaders

Free Collaborative Webinar

Join us on for a live webinar with Dr. Todd Chang from Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and the Keck School of Medicine of University of Southern California. Discover how to build and maintain a successful simulation fellowship and research program aligned with SSIH Accreditation Guidelines. This session will explore the value of these programs in both hospital and academic settings, outline key components for accreditation, and share strategies for integrating fellowship training and research with standard simulation education to develop the next generation of simulation leaders. Request access!

In this webinar, you will learn:

  • Explain the value of a Simulation Fellowship program and a Simulation Research program at a Hospital-based or School-based Simulation program 
  • Describe the components for a Simulation Fellowship in accordance with SSIH Accreditation Guidelines
  • Describe the components for Simulation Research in accordance with SSIH Accreditation Guidelines
  • Characterize how to work in Fellowship training & Research studies concomitantly with standard simulation education
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Speakers:

Todd Chang MD, MAcM

Vice Chair for Education, Department of Pediatrics.

Associate Professor of Pediatrics (Educational Scholar).
Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California

Medical & Research Director.
CHLA Las Madrinas Simulation Center

Faculty, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine & Transport.
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

About the Author
Please contact me with any questions or comments at: eddy.bermudez@gaumard.com
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