Stephanie Stapleton, MD
Treasurer Boston Medical Center/Boston University
Candidate Statement
I am the director of emergency medicine simulation at Boston Medical Center and assistant professor of emergency medicine at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine. I have extensive experience designing and running simulation-based education, quality improvement and research programs involving multiple disciplines and professions. This has required significant skills in time management, communication and problem solving.
I have served on the Simulation Academy research & scholarship subcommittee since its inception, beginning as vice chair, then elected to the executive committee position of vice president of research & scholarship. This has allowed me to see how the Simulation Academy works from the ground up. The mentorship, collaboration, and the building of a scholarly community is what keeps me excited and is why I am running for treasurer.
During my time on the executive committee, I have focused on building and supporting an accessible simulation research community, creating scholarship and funding opportunities, and connecting with other research groups. This work has resulted in four publications, a new Just-In-Time award for promising simulation research projects, a new grant application guide, and collaborations with the SAEM research committee and INSPIRE. These projects required goal-oriented and communicative leadership while maintaining a collaborative approach.
I am running for treasurer to further support and grow our community and elevate our professional standings. I will continue to work within our academy to create a collaborative and inquisitive culture that explores and advances the simulation world. I will continue to work with other committees and groups to strengthen our organizational opportunities and create mutually beneficial products. I want us to learn from each other, support each other, laugh with each other and look good on our CVs!
I have served on the Simulation Academy research & scholarship subcommittee since its inception, beginning as vice chair, then elected to the executive committee position of vice president of research & scholarship. This has allowed me to see how the Simulation Academy works from the ground up. The mentorship, collaboration, and the building of a scholarly community is what keeps me excited and is why I am running for treasurer.
During my time on the executive committee, I have focused on building and supporting an accessible simulation research community, creating scholarship and funding opportunities, and connecting with other research groups. This work has resulted in four publications, a new Just-In-Time award for promising simulation research projects, a new grant application guide, and collaborations with the SAEM research committee and INSPIRE. These projects required goal-oriented and communicative leadership while maintaining a collaborative approach.
I am running for treasurer to further support and grow our community and elevate our professional standings. I will continue to work within our academy to create a collaborative and inquisitive culture that explores and advances the simulation world. I will continue to work with other committees and groups to strengthen our organizational opportunities and create mutually beneficial products. I want us to learn from each other, support each other, laugh with each other and look good on our CVs!