SIM-MT To Deliver Stroke Simulation Training At Billings Clinic Broadwater
Author: Jamie Herzog - Simulation in Motion
SIM-MT to Deliver Stroke Simulation Training at Billings Clinic Broadwater
Jamie Herzog
Simulation in Motion
Townsend, MT – November 15, 2024—Simulation in Motion Montana (SIM-MT) is set to conduct a critical stroke simulation training event at Billings Clinic Broadwater in Townsend, Montana. This hands-on training will equip healthcare providers with the vital skills and real-world experience necessary to assess and respond effectively to stroke cases, one of the most urgent medical emergencies and a leading cause of disability in the United States.
Through SIM-MT’s mobile high-fidelity simulation lab, participants will encounter realistic stroke scenarios with lifelike mannequins that simulate symptoms and responses. This immersive training environment allows providers to practice rapid assessment, teamwork, and decision-making—skills crucial to reducing response time and improving patient outcomes in stroke situations.
“Effective stroke response requires a well-coordinated team approach and swift action,” stated Lee Roberts, Program Director for SIM-MT. “Our simulation-based training offers providers an invaluable, safe environment to build and refine these life-saving skills before facing real emergencies.”
This event underscores SIM-MT’s mission to bring essential healthcare training directly to Montana’s communities. By offering training that addresses common and high-stakes medical events, SIM-MT ensures that healthcare teams are fully prepared to deliver the highest standard of care for stroke patients and beyond.
For more information on SIM-MT’s simulation training programs or to schedule a training, please contact: Lee Roberts, Program Director, Simulation in Motion Montana- Email: lee@simmt.org | Phone: (406)-579-6580
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