Recognize and manage a client experiencing post-operative complications and potential severe sepsis at a small, rural hospital.

In this simulated scenario you will play the role of an entry level Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT). Before you begin, the preceptor will start by asking you questions to review the relevant theory. You will observe three (3) different scenarios in which Chain of Custody protocols must be followed when collecting specimens with legal implications. […]

In this simulated scenario you are an MLT student on your Clinical Rotation in the Transfusion Medicine Laboratory of a major hospital, working alongside a preceptor. The preceptor will provide you with access to all the necessary resources including: a Laboratory Information System (LIS), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), reagents, equipment, and a patient sample with […]

Practice the collection and processing of four separate patient blood culture samples in the laboratory.

Review required technical skills for successful performance of endovaginal ultrasound.

Recognize ergonomics and safe practice in Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

Perform a health assessment on an individual who identifies as transgender and recognize the importance of promoting safe communication.ShareStart

A preceptor does not recognize that the student is becoming less receptive to feedback as the day goes on.

During an abdominal ultrasound, the patient is reacting poorly to the student‘s questions and is not being very cooperative.

Learn the importance of tailoring an ultrasound study based on the patient’s tolerance to endure the exam.

Complete a series of routine phlebotomy collections according to established protocols while maintaining appropriate infection control.

A Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT) is preparing to conduct an informal workplace inspection as part of the laboratory’s safety program.

As the MLT working the bench, help your coworker prioritize and complete blood product requests that come in throughout your shift.

Transfusion Medicine is more than packed red blood cells. During this simulation, participants will select and prepare products as requested.

It promotes the application of knowledge required to perform manual susceptibilities in a medical microbiology laboratory.

Brief vignettes and decision-making points allow the learner to consider supportive communication and care for a patient experiencing psychosis.

Vignettes of patient interactions allow the learner to practice supporting mental wellness while exploring the role of the community paramedic.

This simulation will guide learners through the steps of performing Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption Time of Flight (MALDI TOF) mass spec.

This scenario will focus on a case-based abdominal sonogram. As the diagnostic medical sonographer, the learner must analyze complex cases and communicate findings appropriately and accurately to the interpreting physician.

This scenario will providers learners with a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced by trans and non-binary patients when accessing diagnostic imaging. Students will review definitions, terminology, and supportive communication strategies which will promote accessible and equitable care for everyone, regardless of gender expression or gender identity.

Entry-level MLT’s will work their way through the basics of preparing and issuing packed red blood cells safely when there is no time to perform any serological investigations. They will then move onto ‘Master Blood Bank’ training, in which a simple procedure becomes more complicated when Patient History is revealed. More products and different types […]

During this scenario you will evaluate patient samples and determine if they should be ran for serum protein electrophoresis. Once they are ran you review the results and determine if any follow up is required. You will have the ability to ask for help however, each time that you do you use up your time. […]

The patient consulted their attending physician after experiencing an episode of fatigue and then required blood tests. You have just begun your shift at the blood sample laboratory and the patient comes to see you for a venipuncture.

Mrs. Claudine Jones, 50 years old, is presently at the oncology unit for post-operative care. She has just undergone a modified radical mastectomy on her left breast with ganglion resection. She has been in the recovery room for 45 minutes. According to the attending nurse’s report, the surgery went as planned and without complications, and […]