How AI enabled virtual reality training is transforming nurse development and clinical readiness
Monday, November 10th, 2025 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
Hospitals are under pressure to ensure nurses are confident, competent and ready for high-stakes patient care — especially as clinical experience gaps widen. Forward-thinking organizations are turning to virtual reality to build nursing skills across all career stages, from onboarding to advanced practice.
In this session, you'll hear from a panel of VR simulation, clinical education and nursing leaders — including experts from OMS, Meta and hospitals actively using immersive simulation today. They'll unpack how to scale VR simulation to support safer practice, stronger retention and improved readiness at the bedside.
Insights include:
In this session, you'll hear from a panel of VR simulation, clinical education and nursing leaders — including experts from OMS, Meta and hospitals actively using immersive simulation today. They'll unpack how to scale VR simulation to support safer practice, stronger retention and improved readiness at the bedside.
Insights include:
- How hospitals are using VR to reduce variability and standardize nurse readiness
- Where immersive simulation drives measurable improvements in clinical competence and patient safety
- Practical strategies for launching or expanding VR training programs sustainably
Moderator:
Dawn Marie Dunbar
Clinical Product Manager, Oxford Medical Simulation
Panelists:
Jack Pottle, MD
Chief Medical Officer and Founder, Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS)
Anna Lisa de Joya, PT, DSc
Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy
Associate Vice President, Clinical Education
Memorial Hermann Health System
Bryan Sisk
CNO, Memorial Hermann Health System
Kimberly L Mullen MSN, RN
Director Professional Development, Nursing Research, Magnet Program Director, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian