Procedural Skills

Hands-on training for high-stakes procedures.

Focused, practical, and designed for real-world impact. This course gives clinicians the time, space, and expert coaching to build comfort with high-acuity, low-frequency procedures that can change the outcome in critical situations.

the OVERVIEW

Duration: 4 hours per session (2 sessions available per day)

Location: Available via open registration or hospital-based delivery

Capacity: Up to 10 participants per session (20 total per day)

Format: Small-group, station-based training with direct instructor feedback

Cost: $550 + HST per participant per 4-hour course

Group Discounts: Available for teams booking together. Minimum of 15 Participants Required.
This session is eligible for 4 Mainpro+ Certified Assessment Activity Credits and 4 Mainpro+ Certified Activity Credits per 4-hour session.

the experience

Curriculum customized through a pre-course needs assessment

Emphasis on repetition, confidence-building, and troubleshooting common pitfalls

Rotate through five focused procedure stations in each session

Small-group format with personalized, real-time, expert-led coaching

When rare but critical interventions are required, hesitation isn’t an option. Procedural confidence—built through structured, hands-on practice—ensures you’re ready to act decisively when the stakes are highest.
- Physicians, NPs, and PAs working in emergency or critical care
- RNs seeking skills within their scope of practice
- Clinicians preparing for rural, high-acuity, or resource-limited environments
- Needs-driven: stations selected based on your group’s priorities
- Practical and relevant: training in the exact skills you’ll need on shift
- Hands-on focus: maximum practice time with minimal lecture
- Covers a wide range of critical but rarely practiced interventions—from chest tubes to lateral canthotomy to pericardiocentesis

FEEDBACK FROM THE FRONTLINE

""Dynamic Simulation provided an excellent refresher course for the new or experienced Emergency physician on a variety of high acuity but often low opportunity procedures. A great environment to discuss with other experienced physicians about practical tips and troubleshooting common problems encountered - with plenty of hands-on time to implement new techniques. I would highly recommend it to any physician practicing in a high acuity setting."

Dr. Michael Wu
Physician, West Lincoln Memorial Hospital