FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BOZEMAN, Mont., October 6, 2020 — Simulation in Motion-Montana announced today the appointment of Sara Kaull as interim executive director. Kaull’s appointment follows the resignation of Darrell Ehrlick who was recently named the editor-in-chief of Montana’s States Newsroom project.
Simulation in Motion—Montana hires first executive director Darrell Ehrlick
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HELENA, Mont., May 5, 2020 — Simulation in Motion Montana, Inc., the world’s only accredited mobile simulation medical training organization, has hired Darrell Ehrlick as its first executive director. The eight-member board, which has representatives from across the state, selected Ehrlick in a national search to help shepherd SIM-Montana as it expands its services and reach throughout Montana and beyond. In the past year, learners who participated in simulation education with SIM-Montana cared for more than a half-million Montanans.
Medical Simulation Brings High-Tech Training To Montana's Remote Clinics
Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? This is both my debut blog and my first social media post. How am I doing so far? My name is Drew Dawson, I am the Chair of Simulation in Motion Montana, Inc., and I want to be the first to welcome you to our Facebook Page (see button below)! #newguy #oldguy #telegraphsweremyday.
Simulation In Motion - Montana Plays Key Role In MT Program To Help Pregnant And Post Postpartum Women
Prehospital Trauma Life Support Training: Simulation In Motion-Montana Inc. In Ennis
Simulation in Motion – Montana Inc. conducted a weekend of emergency medical training for members of the Ennis Ambulance Service, Madison Valley Rural Fire Department, Lifeflight and neighboring emergency medical technicians at the Ennis Fire Hall Sept. 28 -19.
Local Medical Community Teams Up For Rare Opportunity
What do you get when you combine powerful resources, intelligent people and a few smart dummies? A rare but excellent opportunity.
Simulation in Motion - Montana (SIM-MT) Trains Butte, MT’s MedStart Camp Students
A traveling lab is helping healthcare providers in rural hospitals and clinics practice different medical emergencies.
If you ever took a CPR class and found the old Resuci-Annie CPR dummies a little...creepy, the idea of a medical mannequin that can scream at you, move its eyes and deliver a moving baby may seem like the stuff of nightmares, but such a simulator provided important and realistic training for members of the Lincoln Volunteer Ambulance last weekend.