Curtis Kitchen's Unexpected Turn from Broadcasting to Medical Education sponsored by BrainNet Consulting Inc.

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Ever wondered how a passion for motorsports and sports radio could lead someone to the cutting edge of healthcare simulation? Buckle up, because that's exactly the road Curtis Kitchen, Director of Marketing for the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, has traveled. In our latest episode, Curtis shares his fascinating career trajectory—a journey that veers from the fast-paced world of racing and broadcasting, through the meticulous craft of magazine publishing, and straight into the heart of association management. As we anticipate the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH) 2024, Curtis offers a front-row seat to the shifting challenges and advancements in clinical education and simulation, proving that a diverse background can fuel innovation in any field, especially in the post-pandemic era of healthcare training.
Stepping into the studio, we get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how an informal dinner conversation ignited a vision for self-produced healthcare simulation content. The thrill of event planning, with its unpredictable mishaps and last-minute scrambles, takes center stage as Curtis likens it to the unseen frenzy of ducks' feet beneath calm waters. He regales us with tales from the IMSH's evolution, including the strategic implementation of video and podcasting to enrich the conference experience. It's not all about the tech, though—the human element shines through as Curtis reflects on the unexpected detour that brought him into the medical simulation space, underscoring the value of varied experiences in driving the industry forward. Join us for a candid and insightful exploration into the world where healthcare meets simulation, and discover the exciting future that lies ahead.
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Hoofdstukken

1. Reimagining Clinical Education and Simulation (00:00:00)

2. Creating Content and Expanding Opportunities (00:12:19)

3. IMSH's Evolution and Future Excitement (00:16:57)