Simulation User Network (SUN)

The Simulation User Network (SUN) Conference is a premier event that gathers healthcare simulation professionals from around the nation. The SUN provides a platform for sharing best practices, exploring innovative simulation solutions, and fostering collaboration among educators, clinicians, and industry experts. Attendees can participate in hands-on workshops, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities to elevate their simulation skills and drive excellence in healthcare education. With a focus on advancing patient safety and improving clinical outcomes, the SUN is the ultimate destination for those passionate about revolutionizing healthcare through simulation.

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Networking with peers & experts

The Simulation User Network (SUN) Conference draws over 300 user network members to each meeting. It serves as a platform for collaboration, innovation and simulation advancements that lead to improvements in education and healthcare delivery.

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Best practices from industry leaders

The SUN Conference is a place to meet others who have objectives in simulation just like yours and connect with industry-leading experts.

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Hands-on training & education

You'll experience best practices and hands-on demonstrations that help advance simulation training programs across all healthcare disciplines.

Why should you attend a SUN?

Hear from previous attendees about their experience at the SUN.

Laerdal's Simulation User Network (SUN) Conference 2023 Recap

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Customer Testimonials

"I would recommend the SUN Conference. It’s a nice forum for people to get to know each other; they are all simulationists at different ends of the spectrum and all points in between. It’s not too big of a conference so that its overwhelming. People can actually mingle and get to know each other.”

Michelle Sergel, MD

“The ability to have the solutions bar available to attendees is a great idea because everyone has questions that are specific to their lab, and to have the expertise all in one place to answer those questions is priceless”.

Peggy Ochoa, RNC-OB, MS

”This is my first SUN Conference, and I’ve been amazed at the quality of the programming and the focus for particularly those who are just getting into the simulation. This is an excellent place to begin to understand what’s out there, what’s available, who the resources are, and where to begin networking so that you can develop simulation in your school or program”.

Kristina Thomas Dreifuerst, PhD, RN, CNE, ANEF