Dynamic Simulation

Dynamic Simulation A travel medical simulation program based in Ontario

06/15/2026

Back at Mississippi River Health Alliance — and this time, we brought two programs in one.

June 11 & 12, we ran our Critical Ventilation program alongside a custom interprofessional half-day session for their Emergency Department team. Two days. Two groups. Nurses and physicians training together.

This is what custom looks like. Every hospital has different needs, different teams, and different gaps. We build around that.

Critical ventilation skills. Interprofessional communication. High-stakes decision-making. All of it, on-site, with the people who work together every day.

Train like it’s real. 🩺

04/28/2026

On April 23, Dynamic Simulation hosted another skills day with the CKHA Emergency Department physicians, this time focused on point of care ultrasound guided peripheral IV insertion.

Roughly 25 percent of patients have difficult IV access. When those patients are critically unwell, access is not just important, it is life saving. Delays change outcomes.

This session focused on practical ex*****on. Physicians trained using both task trainers and real patients, building confidence in a skill that directly translates to faster, safer care at the bedside.

A sincere thank you to the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation and Scotiabank for their support in making this possible.

04/03/2026

First time out to Port Perry Hospital at Lakeridge Health .health

We spent the day with their ED physician group for a full-day session focused on resuscitation performance. Not just what to do, but how teams actually function under pressure. Decision making, communication, and keeping things moving when it matters most.

New site, new group, same goal. Create a space to practice, make mistakes, and get better together.

This session was supported by the Supplemental Emergency Medicine Experience (SEME) program which continues to back ongoing development for EM physicians across Ontario.

Really appreciated the energy and engagement from the team. Looking forward to being back.

04/02/2026

Our 4th of 6 sessions this March.

We were thrilled to return to Milton District Hospital to run two half-day sessions with an incredible group of ED nurses, RTs, and physicians.

These sessions focused on real-time team performance in high-acuity scenarios. Clear roles. Strong communication. Shared mental models. The kind of things that actually change how a resuscitation unfolds.

This work was generously supported by the Supplemental Emergency Medicine Experience (SEME) program which continues to invest in its graduates across Ontario and support ongoing growth beyond training.

Grateful to be part of it.

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