Ms. Telesz has been a Registered Nurse since 1996 and brings with her many years of experience in impacting patient care in a variety of ways at The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC). Beth received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree from The Pennsylvania State University and a Master’s of Science Degree in Nursing Education from The University of Pittsburgh. Beth has a broad healthcare background spanning from clinical nursing, quality improvement, patient safety, healthcare innovation, staff development and patient and healthcare provider education to Simulation Training where she spent the last 15 years of her career. Ms. Telesz held a Curriculum Development management position at the Peter M. Winter Institute of Simulation, Education and Research (WISER) which led her to an appointment as the Director of Simulation Training for a Medical Malpractice Insurance Company for community hospitals throughout PA, WV and NY. Beth has published her work in Healthcare Simulation and on Transforming Care at the bedside and has presented these accomplishments nationally, internationally and locally. Her expertise in simulation brought her to Pocket Nurse® a nurse owned-operated company that distributes medical supplies and equipment to Healthcare Educators and Simulation Labs worldwide where she currently holds the position of Corporate Nurse Educator.

Mr. Pampaloni obtained his Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree from NOVA Southeastern University in 2008. In 2018, he completed his Master’s in Nursing Education from Francis Marion University, SC. Mr. Pampaloni’s extended healthcare background includes pediatric intensive care, nursing leadership, patient and provider education, patient/student safety, moulage, clinical and classroom education, and many other skills geared towards administrating the best patient care possible. He acquired his simulation experience working with some of the leaders in the industry. He obtained his certificate in simulation through Drexel University, where he spent two years as a nursing technology research assistant. He has worked on over ten (10) publications and is currently presenting and teaching medical simulation nationally and internationally. His professional debut at Pocket Nurse was in 2012, where he opened and ran the international department for four years. He then took a two-year hiatus to complete his master’s degree. He currently holds the position of Corporate Nurse Educator at Pocket Nurse.