Simulation Operations & Tech Specialist
Linfield University
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Job summary
Linfield University’s School of Nursing is seeking a collaborative, innovative, and technically skilled Simulation Operations Specialist to join our Experiential Learning Center (ELC). This position plays an essential role in preparing future nurses by creating realistic, technology‑enhanced simulation experiences that support hands‑on learning and clinical excellence.
The role spans simulation operations, technology, and educational innovation, requiring strong troubleshooting, systems
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s or associate degree with relevant Educational Technology experience.
- Experience with educational technology and healthcare simulation preferred.
- Experience troubleshooting computer systems and AV equipment.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and cross‑platform OS (Windows/Mac).
- Strong communication, organization, and multitasking skills.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate simulation schedules with faculty to plan experiences.
- Manage simulation supplies, equipment, inventory, and maintenance.
- Maintain databases for simulation scenarios and resources.
- Assist with budgeting priorities for simulation technology and equipment.
- Coordinate and supervise student employees supporting ELC operations.
- Prepare simulation environments including manikins and audiovisual systems.
- Operate cameras and control room tech during simulations and debriefings.
- Troubleshoot simulation software, computer systems, and AV equipment.
- Develop and deliver training for faculty and staff on simulation technology.
- Assist with grant development and campus outreach activities.
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Job description
Linfield University’s School of Nursing is seeking a collaborative, innovative, and technically skilled Simulation Operations Specialist to join our Experiential Learning Center (ELC). This position plays an essential role in preparing future nurses by creating realistic, technology‑enhanced simulation experiences that support hands‑on learning and clinical excellence.
The role spans simulation operations, technology, and educational innovation, requiring strong troubleshooting, systems
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