Kinetic Simulations
Simulations that prepare, inform, and inspire
Kinetic Simulations
Simulations that prepare, inform, and inspire
Operation Masters Of Disasters (OMOD)
OMOD is an all-inclusive emergency preparedness simulation. It combines lectures and tabletop exercises to teach healthcare providers, first responders, volunteers, and interested individuals about the roles and responsibilities of responding agencies during disasters. Join OMOD to gain valuable insights and skills for effective disaster response.
Over 4,100 nursing students have participated in OMOD as of March 2023.
Why use OMOD?
- Embrace forward-thinking by prioritizing real-world emergency preparedness.
- Explore diverse healthcare roles beyond traditional training programs.
- Enhance or supplement clinical contact hours in healthcare education.
- Engage in a safe learning environment to experiment with new concepts.
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Experience and Professionalism
Bryce Andersen, CEO and facilitator of Kinetic Simulations, is a Masters prepared nurse with 20+ years of healthcare experience. With expertise in acute care, community health, public health, and learning & development, Bryce has facilitated learning for nursing, medical, and first responder programs since 2005. Bryce founded Kinetic Simulations to better prepare individuals for community disasters through informative and engaging simulations.
Our Mission
Our mission is to prepare, inform, and inspire, participants through experiential learning opportunities for maximum learning retention.
Our Goal
Our goal is to provide exciting, educational, and memorable learning experiences through our simulations and scenario-based learning.
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