Simulation-Based Education Development Fund

Join us in training the most competent veterinarians in the country.

Our Simulation-Based Education Program offers simulated medical and communication training through the Clinical Simulation Center and the Clinical Communication Program.

In celebration of Healthcare Simulation Week, Dean Dori Borjesson and Senior Development Director Lynne Haley tried their hands at a new training tool using virtual reality (VR)!

 

The new VR simulations, co-developed with healthcare virtual reality company SimX and the U.S. military, let students experience high-stakes scenarios we can’t easily simulate, and they may not see during their clinical training. Partnering with SimX, our goal is to create custom virtual reality simulations tailored for veterinary students (existing scenarios are based on triage care for military working dogs).

Support from generous donors and alumni enhances our students' skills and confidence and allows WSU to continue our legacy as pioneers in veterinary healthcare simulation.

Follow our social media (Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn) to keep up on exciting updates and get insider information on our Simulation-Based Education program – the world’s first accredited simulation program focused on veterinary medicine!

        
    

Simulation-based education is a key component to training some of the most prepared and competent veterinary graduates in the country. We use simulation to enhance student exposure and experience, building their confidence and increasing patient safety.

-Dr. Julie Cary, director of the Simulation-Based Education program

 

Clinical Simulation Center

The center provides hands-on simulated veterinary training from basic suturing to surgery and from anesthesia models to emergency room care. 

Clinical Communication

We use trained actors to simulate client scenarios students may encounter once they begin their own practice. 

 


Society for Simulation in Healthcare logo.

WSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine has the nation’s first simulation program accredited by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare with a focus on veterinary medicine.


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Questions about giving? Contact Lynne Haley or 509-335-5021.

To make a gift by mail:

Please make your check out to “WSUF” (Washington State University Foundation) and indicate the fund name. Send the check to:

College of Veterinary Medicine
Attn: Development Office
PO Box 647010
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-7010
WSUF-IRS Tax ID: 91-1075542

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