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Location

Raleigh, North Carolina

Quick overview

The Simulation Technician is responsible for the setup, calibration, and maintenance of mid-fidelity manikins and task trainers for physician certification exams. They also provide on-site technical support and training to physicians to ensure seamless exam administration.

Requirements summary

Candidates must have at least three years of experience in a healthcare simulation lab working with mid-fidelity equipment. Strong troubleshooting skills and the ability to provide clear technical instructions are required.

CommunicationInventory managementSecurity protocolsTechnical troubleshootingMechanical repairEquipment calibrationHealthcare simulationPhysician trainingMid-fidelity equipmentTask trainer operation

Job description

Role Overview We are seeking at least two (2) Simulation Technicians for contracted roles supporting ABEM’s physician-led certification examinations in Raleigh, NC. Each role is expected to support approximately 4–5 one-week exam administrations per year (Sunday–Thursday). The Simulation Technician ensures exam readiness, trains physicians on case setup and flow, and provides real-time support during administrations to maintain a consistent candidate experience.

  • In this role, you will be the primary technical resource for the examining physicians on our Procedures cases during an administration.
  • This includes ensuring the manikins are set up and ready for training day, that all supplies are available and ready for use, and that physicians are expertly trained in manikin operation.
  • This position will fix equipment when needed at the beginning of each session and provide immediate troubleshooting during live testing.
  • While technical equipment skills are required, training will be provided, and candidates with strong anatomy, pathology, or forensic pathology backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
  • In addition, if you can only commit to 2-3 administrations, you should still apply.

Key Responsibilities Physician Training

  • Train examining physicians on case flow, anatomic positioning, and appropriate use of manikins and task trainers, including basic operation and scenario resets.
  • Case and
  • Equipment
  • Setup: Prepare and stage procedural cases, including anatomical configuration of task trainers and manikins. Ensure all supplies, instruments, and models are ready and aligned with exam protocols.
  • Live
  • Support and
  • Troubleshooting: Provide on-site support during exam administrations, addressing both anatomical setup questions and basic equipment issues. Escalate more complex technical issues as needed.
  • Equipment and
  • Supply
  • Oversight: Monitor equipment condition and supply levels. Communicate issues or needs promptly to the Administrative Lead and Procedure Examination Case Lead.
  • Confidentiality and
  • Security: Adhere to all security protocols related to exam content and candidate/physician interactions.

Required Qualifications Anatomy Expertise

  • Experience or training in anatomy, pathology, forensic pathology, or a related field (e.g., Pathologists’ Assistant, anatomy lab professional) strongly preferred.
  • Simulation or
  • Clinical
  • Exposure: Prior exposure to healthcare simulation, clinical training environments, or procedural education is helpful but not required.
  • Technical
  • Aptitude: Ability to learn and apply equipment setup and basic troubleshooting skills; training will be provided.

Communication

Ability to provide clear, concise instruction and guidance to physician examiners.

Availability

Must be available for assigned exam weeks (Sunday–Thursday), approximately 4–5 times per year.

Confidentiality

Willingness to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) due to the confidential nature of exam materials.