November 9, 2021By Lance Baily

November Only: $50 OFF New Healthcare Simulation Job Posting Tool

As the field of clinical simulation expands, more and more healthcare simulation jobs are being added to healthcare systems, training facilities, and academic institutions. These clinical simulation jobs can provide emerging professionals with innovative career paths in clinical education and training, advanced technologies, theatrical production, adult learning, administrative leadership, and most modern communicative practices. In addition to extending resources that will help employers and employees better prepare for medical simulation careers, HealthySimulation.com directly provides a clinical simulation job posting tool — and today we are sharing a special offer of $50 off your next job posting.

Typically, healthcare simulation jobs fit into one of three key areas: administration, clinical education, and simulation technology operations. Depending on the profession, healthcare simulation workers may find themselves running clinical simulation scenarios, debriefing learners, operating medical simulators, or fulfilling many other responsibilities. Especially now that virtual reality and remote simulation have become more popular, clinical simulation roles are ever-expanding.

Thus, those looking to gain international attention to their newly posted healthcare simulation position can do so by submitting a new job posting online at HealthySimulation.com today! As the world’s premier healthcare simulation resource website, HealthySimulation.com can help ensure that your position is viewed by clinical simulation leaders and the general healthcare simulation community. For healthcare organizations and institutions to thrive in today’s economy, finding and retaining the best employees is important, especially when competing with larger organizations with larger budgets for top talent.


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Latest Healthcare Simulation Job Posts

Technology Specialist at Echo Healthcare: The Technology Specialist will be based at the Sarasota office in a full-time capacity. This person will work closely with the Director of Technology to ensure proper assembly, testing, and repair of Audio Visual systems and various simulator (manikin) parts and accessories. They will be the first level of support for all technical aspects of Echo Healthcare’s product suite; such as network connectivity, server maintenance, and the oversight of the Immersive room demonstration space including functionality and readiness for live interactivity. The technology specialist will also oversee the logistics involved with the packaging and shipment of all outbound and inbound technology systems and simulator parts and accessories.

Part-Time Simulation Technician at Washtenaw Community College: Provide the technical skills to support the use of simulation for associate degree health programs including Nursing, Surgical Technician, and Radiography. Responsible for preparing and maintaining skills lab equipment, media, computers, and materials related to simulation learning and virtual hospital. Answer faculty questions, assist students and faculty with simulation work, and assist faculty in preparation for nursing lab experiences. This is a faculty position

Simulation Specialist / Trainer at MaineHealth: This is a rare opportunity to join our talented team at the Hannaford Center for Safety, Innovation & Simulation. Maine Medical Center (MMC), the largest in the MaineHealth (MH) system, is currently undergoing a $500 million expansion. It is a unique academic teaching hospital with simulation programming for:


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  • Residents and fellows in more than 20 programs
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  • Interprofessional clinical teams from multiple service lines throughout MMC/MH
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Nursing Simulation Technician at College of the Sequoias: Under the direction of the Simulation Lab Educator & Director of Nursing, the Nursing Simulation Technician (NST) will perform duties independently related to installation, maintenance, and operation of Simulation Manikins for simulating medical conditions and responses used in nursing courses. The NST sets up, operates, and manipulates medical, multimedia, computer, and other related equipment used for patient care simulation exercises in nursing courses to create a virtual healthcare setting.


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About Medical Simulation Positions

Healthcare Simulation Technician: A Healthcare Simulation Technician is a professional who works to implement, develop, participate in and operate healthcare simulation activities to guarantee a safe, high-quality, and consistent clinical simulation experience. They are also responsible for assisting in the management of a center’s infrastructure to ensure that student privacy, operational efficiency, limited downtime, and learning objectives are all met.

Healthcare Simulation Techs will also troubleshoot and resolve any technical and logistical issues, and operate a healthcare simulation capture system to ensure activities are videotaped. Other responsibilities of these professionals include: providing first and second level repairs and preventative maintenance to simulation resources; ensuring that equipment and supplies are used and maintained properly; planning, developing, and manufacturing materials and techniques for executing moulage and task trainers; and maintaining current simulation related knowledge, communications and customer service.



To become a Healthcare Simulation Technology Specialist, professionals are minimally required to have an associate’s degree, but a Bachelor’s Degree is highly recommended. Those that possess three to five years of healthcare simulation experience will find themselves very desirable as the profession is so new! Certification as a Certified Healthcare Simulation Technology Specialist (CHSOS) in this field is also strongly preferred.

Healthcare Simulation Educator: A Healthcare Simulation Educator is part of a team whose goal is to develop and implement clinical simulation-based education and training designed to enhance patient safety and quality during healthcare delivery. These professionals are responsible for the coordination of a number of key healthcare simulation programs delivered by an educational center including the development of educational programs, teaching, coordination, and administrative tasks. Depending on the particular facility, the Simulation Educator may also assist with clinical session preparation and break-down, the operation of simulators, and by taking the role of faculty actor in immersive simulation training sessions.

Healthcare Simulation Educators may have earned at minimum a Bachelor’s of Nursing degree, but typically have Advanced healthcare degrees in Nursing (MSN), Medicine (MD), Education (Ph.D.), or similar. The underlying academic degree depends to some extent on the requirements of the institution where the simulation takes place. Some degrees can be in education, healthcare, or a related field.

Healthcare Simulation Administrator: A Healthcare Simulation Administrator is responsible for the administration, strategy, management, and leadership of a simulation educational or training program. These professionals manage and oversee all aspects of staffing, create and oversee policies and procedures, liaison between all collaborative stakeholders, support training, educational, and research program development, as well as promote and represent the program.

To gain employment as a Healthcare Simulation Director, learners should obtain a master’s degree and ideally multiple years of related experience in either healthcare, technology, management, or education. Oftentimes, a master’s degree in a nursing-related field and a current registered nurse license are strongly preferred, however, other areas of study may be suitable.

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