Simulation in motion trains first responders in Mineral County
SVFD Chief Scott Dodd, right, talks with an instructor during the mass casualty incident training in the Superior Elementary School Parking lot. Josie Crabb, sitting, was one of the students participating as accident victims. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
Roni Phillips, one of the students in the Prehospital Trauma Life Support Class examines a student actor from the accident staged in the Superior Elementary School parking lot last weekend. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)
Simulation in Motion-Montana, based in Bozeman, operates statewide, with employees living in the communities they serve, all dedicated to improving emergency health care.
Charity Stephens, a full-time simulation specialist who lives in Columbus, also works as a paramedic in Absarokee on Sundays when training isn’t scheduled.
“It helps me keep my finger on the pulse of real-time trauma,” she said.
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