To develop, deliver, and evaluate clinical and inter-professional education and training activities for learners, faculty, and staff to enhance competence and strengthen collaborative practice across the continuum of care.
Jointly operated by Indiana University School of Medicine, Indiana University School of Nursing and IU Health, the simulation center's mission is to provide a replica of the patient care environment where health care providers can learn to apply cognitive, psychomotor and affective skills in a interdisciplinary approach.
The vision for the simulation center is to instruct and facilitate learning while objectively measuring a learner's performance and competency in the health care environment.
Jointly operated by Indiana University School of Medicine, Indiana University School of Nursing and IU Health, the simulation center's mission is to provide a replica of the patient care environment where health care providers can learn to apply cognitive, psychomotor and affective skills in a interdisciplinary approach.
The vision for the simulation center is to instruct and facilitate learning while objectively measuring a learner's performance and competency in the health care environment.
Dylan Cooper, MD
Executive Director
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Dylan
Julie Poore, DNP, RN, CHSE-A
Director of Operations
Phone: 317.963.7608 | Email Julie
Simulation Project Manager
Phone: 317.963.7663 | Email Chassity
Karen Schroedle, BA, CHSE
Standardized Patient Educator
Phone: 317.962.5592 | Email Karen
Dylan Cooper, MD
Executive Director
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Dylan
Julie Poore, DNP, RN, CHSE-A
Director of Operations
Phone: 317.963.7608 | Email Julie
Simulation Project Manager
Phone: 317.963.7663 | Email Chassity
Karen Schroedle, BA, CHSE
Standardized Patient Educator
Phone: 317.962.5592 | Email Karen
Marian Gilhooly, MSN, RN, RN-BC, CNE
Indiana University School of Nursing Liaison
Phone: 317.274.3828 I magilhoo@iu.edu
Marian Gilhooly, MSN, RN, RN-BC, CNE
Indiana University School of Nursing Liaison
Phone: 317.274.3828 I magilhoo@iu.edu
Cindy Dillard
Administrative Coordinator
Phone: 317.963.7606 | Email Cindy
Johnny Cartwright, BBA, CHSOS-A
Simulation Innovation Coordinator
Phone: 317.274.0285 | Email Johnny
Ryan Stambro, BS, CHSOS
Simulation Specialist
Phone: 317.963.7663 | Email Ryan
Sarah Tam, BA, CHSOS
Simulation Technician
Phone: 317.963.7654 | Email Sarah
Rachel Laughlin
Simulation Technician
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Rachel
Alexander Robinson
Simulation Technician
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Alex
Cindy Dillard
Administrative Coordinator
Phone: 317.963.7606 | Email Cindy
Johnny Cartwright, BBA, CHSOS-A
Simulation Innovation Coordinator
Phone: 317.274.0285 | Email Johnny
Ryan Stambro, BS, CHSOS
Simulation Specialist
Phone: 317.963.7663 | Email Ryan
Sarah Tam, BA, CHSOS
Simulation Technician
Phone: 317.963.7654 | Email Sarah
Rachel Laughlin
Simulation Technician
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Rachel
Alexander Robinson
Simulation Technician
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Alex
Tim White
Information Technologist
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Tim
Tim White
Information Technologist
Phone: 317.963.7600 | Email Tim
Rodney Stepp
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Dempsey Arnold
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Michael Davis
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Karen Dutton
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Brandon Alstott, CHSE
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Robyn Kenyon
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Kelsey Miller, CHSE
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Staci McCrackin
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Noel Outland, CHSE
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Rodney Stepp
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Dempsey Arnold
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Michael Davis
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Karen Dutton
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Brandon Alstott, CHSE
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Robyn Kenyon
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Kelsey Miller, CHSE
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Staci McCrackin
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Noel Outland, CHSE
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The Simulation Center at Fairbanks Hall was made possible in large part to Richard M. Fairbanks and the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Fairbanks was a leader and innovator in broadcasting who owned and operated numerous radio, television and cable television systems across the nation. During his involvement with WIBC radio station in Indianapolis, Mr. Fairbanks established the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network, which evolved into one of the largest radio networks in the world.
A successful and highly-regarded businessman, Mr. Fairbanks was deeply involved with professional, civic and cultural organizations. The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, established in 1986, supports not-for-profit organizations, programs, and projects primarily in Indianapolis.
In his later years, Mr. Fairbanks was a friend and benefactor of the Indiana University School of Medicine. He recognized the school as a source of medical innovation and as an economic engine for Indianapolis and generously supported its mission.
In 2006, the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation generously contributed $6 million toward the construction of this resource center. This gift ensures that medical students and health care professionals have access to world-class educational and training facilities. Fairbanks Hall is a collaborative partnership between Indiana University Health, Indiana University School of Medicine, and Indiana University School of Nursing. Fairbanks Hall opened in August 2009.
The Simulation Center at Fairbanks Hall was made possible in large part to Richard M. Fairbanks and the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Fairbanks was a leader and innovator in broadcasting who owned and operated numerous radio, television and cable television systems across the nation. During his involvement with WIBC radio station in Indianapolis, Mr. Fairbanks established the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Radio Network, which evolved into one of the largest radio networks in the world.
A successful and highly-regarded businessman, Mr. Fairbanks was deeply involved with professional, civic and cultural organizations. The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, established in 1986, supports not-for-profit organizations, programs, and projects primarily in Indianapolis.
In his later years, Mr. Fairbanks was a friend and benefactor of the Indiana University School of Medicine. He recognized the school as a source of medical innovation and as an economic engine for Indianapolis and generously supported its mission.
In 2006, the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation generously contributed $6 million toward the construction of this resource center. This gift ensures that medical students and health care professionals have access to world-class educational and training facilities. Fairbanks Hall is a collaborative partnership between Indiana University Health, Indiana University School of Medicine, and Indiana University School of Nursing. Fairbanks Hall opened in August 2009.
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