The Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center is a state-of-the-art medical training facility that incorporates five types of simulation including:
- Standardized Patients and Teaching Associates
- human patient simulation
- virtual reality
- partial task trainers
- computerized simulation
Cutting-edge Technology for Research and Teaching
The main goal of the Simulation Center is to improve safety within patient care. Current and future health care professionals “practice on plastic” honing their skills, refining advanced techniques and learning valuable social interactive tools for delivering important news to patients. This translational research becomes vital for creating the gold-standard in patient safety and medical teaching.
A partnership between the School of Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Hospital gave birth to the Simulation Center, which highlights the commitment of both institutions to providing cutting-edge technology in the field of health care.
First Time Visitors
- Learn about the Mannequin-based Simulations
- Learn about our Teaching Associate Programs
- Learn about our Standardized Patient Program
- Tour Our Facilities
- Meet Our Director
- Get directions to our location in the Outpatient Center
