The Gordon Center for Simulation and Innovation in Medical Education

The Gordon Center at the University of Miami is a world leader in healthcare simulation education & research. With an unwavering commitment to improving the training of health professionals and first responders, the center annually trains approximately 20,000 first responders and front-line clinical providers spanning from Florida, throughout the U.S., and extending to more than 60 countries globally. This training magnifies the readiness and proficiency of these indispensable teams, ensuring optimal care in critical moments. For more than 45 years, the Gordon Center has been at the forefront of medical education innovation. It has developed, implemented, and disseminated curricula, training programs, and cutting-edge simulation technologies tailored for educators, multi-professional clinical providers, and first responders worldwide. Broadening its reach, the Gordon Center’s expansive network of partnerships encompasses collaborative efforts with state and community colleges focusing on paramedic, firefighter, nursing, and physician assistant training. Additionally, it proudly aligns with the U.S. Army Trauma Training Detachment and UHealth/Jackson Ryder Trauma Center. This wide-ranging alliance ecosystem is a testament to the center’s dedication to shaping the future of medical training and response, ensuring that when moments count, healthcare professionals are ready.