Alfred Simulation Centre - Alfred Health

The Alfred Simulation Centre’s Simulation-based Learning Instructor Program (SLIP) is a two-day intensive professional development course designed for nursing staff and nurse educators involved in clinical teaching, staff development, and simulation-based training. This program supports nurses in developing the essential knowledge and practical skills to design, facilitate, and debrief high-quality simulation-based learning experiences relevant to nursing practice. It focuses on enhancing clinical education, team communication, patient safety, and reflective practice within nursing environments. Participants will engage with evidence-based educational principles and apply them through hands-on simulation activities in a supportive learning setting. The program is particularly suited to nurses involved in orientation, competency assessment, continuing professional development, and interdisciplinary training. This course is closed to external participants. Please register with your Alfred email address.

The Alfred Simulation Centre’s Simulation-based Learning Instructor Program (SLIP) is a two-day intensive professional development course designed for clinicians and health professional educators who are involved in teaching, training, or facilitating learning using simulation. This program provides participants with the foundational knowledge and practical skills required to design, facilitate, and debrief high-quality simulation-based learning experiences. The course combines evidence-based educational theory with hands-on practice in a supportive learning environment. This course is accredited for EMAC instructor education by ANZCA.