Infirmary Health delivers more than 50,000 hours of annual training to a workforce of more than 5,000 team members, supported by dedicated education staff and simulation equipment designed to build readiness for critical clinical events. Its simulation-based clinical education spans basic life support, advanced cardiovascular life support and pediatric advanced life support, along with adult mock codes, operating room codes, MRI-environment mock codes, pediatric skills fairs and maternal mock codes in the birth center. High-acuity scenario training includes resuscitative hysterotomy, post-open-heart sternal reentry simulation and malignant hyperthermia simulations across the operating room, surgical ICU and birth center. Skills development extends across care settings, with med-surg training for IV insertion, nasogastric tubes, urinary and suprapubic catheter care, hemodialysis catheter removal, central line dressing changes, and port access and de-access. Emergency and critical care offerings include intraosseous access, neonatal IV therapy, emergent trach reinsertion, chest tubes, arterial lines, pulmonary artery catheter measurement and removal, transradial band simulation and arterial/venous sheath removal. The system also supports physician education through a residency program at two hospitals and has an approved surgical residency.
