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About Us
Quality, reliability and safety are primary concerns in your professional world—and in ours. At SiTEL of MedStar Health, we provide a comprehensive education and training solution to those who work in healthcare. As seasoned professionals, we have many years of experience in the practice and management of medicine and healthcare, respectively. We understand how training impacts performance in hospitals.
Products and Services
On Demand Learning
We help organizations leverage their own talent and build learning communities.
Clinical Simulation
We created and continue to manage two of the nation’s largest simulation centers.
Instructional Design
Our experiential learning approach blends clinical simulation, virtual worlds and on demand learning.
Live Events
Our Live Events provide an opportunities to learn about technologies, methodologies, and groundbreaking thinking.
Blog
Our integrated learning services are designed to empower healthcare organizations by combining Instructional Design, Clinical Simulation, Live Events, and On Demand Learning.
Learn. Practice. Perform.
FEATURED SPEAKER
John J. Nance, JD
John J. Nance is a world-class speaker, consultant and bestselling author. His new book, Why Hospitals Should Fly: The Ultimate Flight Plan to Patient Safety and Quality Care, is reinventing the cultural foundations of healthcare and bringing clarity to the decade-long patient safety and quality care debate. One of the founding members of the National Patient Safety Foundation, John was a member of the Executive Committee and served on the Foundation’s board for nine years. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the Southern Methodist University (SMU) and his Juris Doctor degree from SMU School of Law. Installed as a Distinguished Alumni of SMU in 2002, he is also a decorated Air Force officer-pilot veteran of Vietnam and Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield. He was a Lt. Colonel in the USAF Reserve and was involved in the Air Force Human Factors Flight Safety Education. His book about safety in human systems entitled Blind Trust, published internationally in 1986, is widely credited with helping to spark not only the universal acceptance of Crew Resource Management principles in aviation, but the earliest infusion of culture-changing lessons derived from aviation into medical practice.
