Your Doctor Wants to, But Can't - John Vozenilek, Jump Simulation

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Dr. John Vozenilek, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for Simulation at Jump Trading Simulation and Education Center, talks about how simulation can help doctors better treat patients in this video. 

Dr. John Vozenilek, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for Simulation at Jump Trading Simulation and Education Center -- better known as  "Dr. Voz" -- provides central coordination and oversight for OSF HealthCare undergraduate, graduate, interdisciplinary, and continuing medical education programs.

Jump Trading Simulation & Education Center (Jump) is an incubator where collaboration and innovation lead the transformation of health care worldwide. Jump programs and objectives are key to improving the safety, effectiveness, and efficiency of care that allows doctors to better serve their community.

Under Dr. Vozenilek's direction, OSF HealthCare and University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria has created additional organizational capabilities and infrastructure, building resources for educators who wish to use innovative learning technologies for teaching and assessment.

Dr. Vozenilek is actively involved in the academic programs across traditional departmental boundaries and in clinical practice at OSF. In addition, he serves as faculty teaching in formal programs in engineering, healthcare quality, and safety.

Prior to his appointment at Jump, Dr. Vozenilek was the Director of Simulation Technology and Immersive Learning program for the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University

(This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.)

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