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The Simulation and Lab Assistant provides administrative, operational, and technical leadership for healthcare simulation and skills laboratory activities at the Mercy College of Health Professions. This role coordinates simulation and lab operations, manages resources and environments, and exercises independent judgment and discretion to ensure simulation and skills lab experiences align with course objectives, program outcomes, accreditation expectations, and institutional standards.

The Assistant works collaboratively with faculty, staff, and administrators to support high-quality experiential learning and continuous improvement of simulation and laboratory programming.

• Coordinate the preparation and execution of simulation scenarios, including manikins, task trainers, moulage, clinical equipment, simulated medications, documentation tools, and instructional technology
• Exercise discretion in planning, prioritizing, and adjusting simulation and lab activities to meet instructional and operational needs
• Ensure simulation and lab equipment is functional, appropriately staged, and maintained to promote safe, realistic learning environments
• Collaborate with faculty to align simulation and lab activities with course objectives, learner outcomes, and best practices
• Provide on-site coordination and technical support during simulation and laboratory activities, including troubleshooting and flow management
• Support adherence to simulation standards, safety requirements, and institutional policies

• Manage and coordinate the organization, utilization, and maintenance of simulation and skills lab resources, including equipment, technology, and consumable supplies
• Coordinate scheduling and utilization of simulation and laboratory spaces to ensure efficient program support
• Oversee inventory systems, ordering processes, and supply tracking in alignment with budgetary guidelines
• Monitor equipment condition and independently coordinate maintenance, repairs, or replacement as appropriate
• Ensure simulation and lab environments remain organized, clean, and compliant with safety and infection control standards

• Develop and maintain documentation related to simulation operations, equipment tracking, and lab usage
• Support faculty and program leadership with preparation for competency assessments, skill check-offs, evaluations, and special labs
• Assist with maintaining compliance with accreditation, regulatory, and programmatic requirements related to simulation and skills laboratories
• Generate reports, recommendations, and operational feedback to support program planning and improvement
• Coordinate simulation support for special events, program activities, and campus initiatives
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor that support program and institutional objectives

• Regular attendance and punctuality
• Sets an example of a Christian lifestyle for students, staff, and faculty
• Commitment and adherence to Southwest Baptist University's Principles and Expectations
• Serves on committees as assigned (SBU, MCHP, and campus)

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• Associate degree in healthcare, education, science, or a related field OR equivalent combination of education and relevant experience
• Experience coordinating operational, administrative, or technical activities in an educational, healthcare, or simulation environment
• Strong organizational, analytical, and time-management skills
• Ability to exercise independent judgment and manage multiple priorities
• Effective written and verbal communication skills with faculty, staff, and students
• Proficiency with computer systems and ability to learn simulation-related and instructional technology

• Bachelor's degree in healthcare, education, science, or a related field
• Experience working in healthcare simulation or skills laboratory environments
• Familiarity with healthcare equipment, clinical workflows, or accreditation standards
• Experience supporting academic programs, faculty, or experiential learning initiatives

• Primarily works in simulation and skills laboratory settings
• Regular exposure to clinical equipment and simulated healthcare environments
• Occasional evening or weekend work may be required to support instructional needs

• Frequently moves throughout simulation and laboratory spaces
• Regularly positions self to operate equipment and access supplies
• Ability to lift, move, and position equipment and supplies up to 50 pounds
• Continuous communication with faculty, staff, and students
• Frequent use of computers, lab technology, and simulation equipment