Simulation Program

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2100 Bovaird Dr E
Brampton, ON
L6R 3J7
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Education: 905-494-2120 ext 57339
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Last Updated: Jul 14, 2026: Suggest an edit

Application

Complete the booking request form to access simulation services (link on website). Osler clinical managers, educators, professional practice leaders and physicians can book training time. Affiliated medical school with faculty appointments can request services via the booking request form

Eligibility / Target Population

Medical learners from the University of Toronto and McMaster University, Osler offers placements for medical students, residents and fellows enrolled in a Canadian medical school
McMaster/Osler Family Medicine Teaching Centre: Medical residents

Fees

Call to inquire

Languages

English

Area Served

Brampton, Caledon, Dufferin, Mississauga (Malton), and Toronto (Etobicoke)

Accessibility

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Description of Services

The Program advances competency and learning grounded in four key pillars of excellence

Pillars of excellence:

  • care provider training and orientation
  • interprofessional team training
  • procedural and skills training
  • standardized simulation program

Simulation training opportunities:

  • various simulation modalities, for example scenario and procedural skill-based training
  • standardization of simulation activities, such as facilitation and debriefing

The program complies with international simulation best practices

Simulation equipment:

  • highly realistic, also known as high-fidelity, full-body manikins including: SimMan essential with bleeding, Sim Junior, Sim Baby, Sim NewB
  • other lower fidelity full body manikins like Resusci Anne and nursing care patient simulator
  • computer software used to mimic patient vital signs
  • high-fidelity lung simulators compatible with critical care ventilators and anesthetic gas machines
  • a variety of task trainers including those related to airway management and cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Last Updated: Jul 14, 2026: Suggest an edit
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