Meghan Williams, Borough of Manhattan Community CollegeParamedic Program DirectorMeghan Williams is the Paramedic Program Director and Tenured Associate Professor in the Allied Health Sciences at BMCC in NYC. She holds a master’s degree and is currently pursuing her doctorate in Educational Psychology. Meghan has over 20 years’ experience as an EMS provider and educator. She serves on New York City and State committees for EMS Training and Education, and is a NAEMT instructor, AHA instructor, NEMSEC/NAEMSE instructor.
This session will offer an introduction to using virtual reality (VR) in healthcare education. Virtual reality is a technology that supports experiential learning and skill practice in an immersive, simulated environment. Virtual reality offers unique experiences and engagement that are not otherwise possible in the traditional learning environment. We will discuss opportunities for incorporating VR into your curricula and discuss how it can help accomplish your educational objectives. While our focus is on prehospital education, programs of all sizes and education levels can benefit from VR. From defining goals for your program, developing a learning scenario, to the process for implementation, this interactive session is perfect for educators at all levels, program directors, leaders, and learners to experience how VR can help bring education to life.
NYS CME: Educator
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Niagara Falls, NY 14303
United States