Webinar

Simulation In Action: University of Missouri’s Shelden Clinical Simulation Center 

What does it take to run a simulation center like a thriving business? In this episode of Simulation in Action, we spotlight the University of Missouri’s forward-thinking approach to simulation—where innovation, sustainability, and community outreach go hand in hand. Jason Snyder and Dena Higbee share how their team has built a revenue-generating model by expanding services, engaging with the broader community, and diversifying funding streams. Discover how their use of LearningSpace—alongside other tools—helps them track data, generate reports, and validate services for invoicing, all while staying focused on educational excellence and long-term impact. 

What you’ll learn: 

  • Approaches to building a sustainable and scalable simulation program 
  • Ways to expand your center’s reach through community engagement 
  • Strategies for diversifying funding and creating new revenue opportunities 
  • How data and reporting can support operational efficiency and growth 
  • How LearningSpace supports data tracking, reporting, and service validation within a broader tech ecosystem 
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Shelden Clinical Simulation Center staff oversee a group of Internal Medicine-Pediatric residents while they work through scenarios at the MU School of Medicine.
Medical exchange students from Nicaragua visit the simulation center at the University of Missouri School of Medicine.