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University of Utah Simulation Center is seeking a Simulation Tech Specialist to support healthcare simulation technologies and methodologies across campus. You will prepare, run, and maintain simulations using manikins, VR, standardized patients, and AV systems, while assisting students and faculty.
This role requires independent operation of equipment, strong troubleshooting, teamwork, and the ability to manage time in a dynamic learning environment; occasional lifting and flexible hours may
This position on our Simulation Team supports healthcare simulationtechnologies and methodologies of the Simulation Center at theCollege of Nursing (CON) serving multidisciplinary healthprofessionals. In addition to the CON, services may be provided inother simulation spaces on Health Sciences campus aftercross-training is provided. The position supports preparing, running and maintaining low, mid-range, and high-fidelitysimulations through the use of task trainers, patient simulators, virtual reality and standardized patients (actors) in a fun andeducational atmosphere. The simulation specialist independentlyoperates Simulation Center equipment and provides support tostudents, faculty and other users. Work includes independentlymanaging AV in simulation rooms and manikin set-up/take down, application of moulage (movie make-up), set-up of medical equipmentand supplies, and recording and playback of simulation events. Thespecialist may also support Objective Structured ClinicalExaminations, Interprofessional Education, immersive simulationexperiences and other scheduled inpatient and outpatient simulationlearning activities at the University Hospitals and Clinics.
This position has no responsibility for providing direct care to patients. This position will require working flexible shifts potentially including evenings and weekends.
See details at: https://benefits.utah.edu/
Nearly Continuously: Sitting, hearing, listening, talking.
Often: Repetitive hand motion (such as typing), walking, bending, reaching overhead, lifting and moving objects such as manikins and medical devices.
Minimum of three years' experience in information technology, medical technology, medical simulation, and/or related technological/simulation experience (e.g. computers, manikins, monitoring systems, Microsoft Office). Bachelor's degree or equivalency (one year of education can be substituted for two years of related work experience) in a related field is preferred.
Ability to quickly absorb technical details of new technologies. Demonstrated ability to work as a team member and independently. Ability to analyze, prioritize, and make decisions related to coordination of equipment, supplies and general troubleshooting. Strong organizational skills required for time management and to prioritize conflicting demands. Customer service oriented with effective communication skills. Self-motivated and willing to learn new skills. Ability to occasionally lift and use heavy or specialized medical equipment.
Applicants must demonstrate the potential ability to perform the essential functions of the job as outlined in the position description.
PRN46313B
Full Time
This position will require working slightly flexible shifts, sometimes as early as 7:00 am but usually no later than 5:30 pm. Though evening or weekend hours are currently minimal, they may be required in the future in limited amounts. If working on Saturday or Sunday, this will result in a day off during the following week and additional differential compensation. Will not work more than 40 hours per week.
01436 - CON SIMULATION CENTER
Campus
22.00 hourly
11/30/2026