This webinar is cohosted by the Arizona Rural Health Association
Learning objectives:
Discuss needs for OB training in rural communities.
- Learn about current OB simulation training efforts and how it could benefit your community.
- Evaluate the impact of brief OB simulation training on healthcare provider confidence, knowledge, and preparedness for managing labor and delivery in rural and critical access hospitals.
Jill Bullock, Associate Director, Arizona Center for Rural Health
Ms. Bullock has over 30 years of experience working in health services in a variety of organizational settings from hospitals to community organizations. Ms. Bullock has worked with the Arizona Rural Hospital Flexibility Program (AzFlex) since 2011 and as the Flex Coordinator since 2014. As The Associate Director for the Center for Rural Health program Ms. Bullock is responsible for managing program resources to fulfill the program mission in accordance with priorities, time and budget requirements.
Erin McMahon, CNM, EdD, Founding Midwifery Specialty Coordinator, College of Nursing, University of Arizona
Dr. Erin McMahon has been a certified nurse-midwife for 26 years. She is the Founding Program Director for the M.S. in Midwifery Specialty at the University of Arizona College of Public Health. She is passionate about the use of simulation as a teaching strategy.
Contacts: Mariah Erhart merhart@arizona.edu
Attachments 251120_OB-Sim-linked.pdf
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