Emergency Care Medicine
Ruggedized. Wireless.
Fully-Modular.
A complete emergency trauma care training suite
The Trauma Care Pro Simulators represent groundbreaking advancement in medical training, offering an unparalleled level of realism and versatility. Designed to equip medical professionals with the skills and confidence needed to excel in critical care scenarios, these simulators provide a comprehensive training platform for a wide range of emergency protocols.
Learn more about our easy-to-use, tablet and smartphone applications for
simulation control, assessment, and debriefing.
Operative Experience offers an extensive optional support and maintenance program to provide help when you need it and to ensure you get the most out of your simulators including:
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These are interchangeable, plug-and-play trauma limbs with software designed to automatically adjust to specific limb features.
Yes, they feature complications like tongue and pharynx swelling, and support surgical cricothyrotomy.
OEI tactical and trauma simulators bring hospital-grade training realism to prehospital providers. EMS and fire agencies use them for hemorrhage control, airway management, trauma assessment, and full-scenario team training aligned to TECC and ALS protocols. With long battery run-times and rugged construction, they’re built for training wherever your teams actually work — the training bay, the ambulance, or the field.
Absolutely. OEI simulators feature multiple, independent pulsatile arterial and venous bleeds controlled by the instructor — and bleeding stops only when the intervention (tourniquet, wound packing, direct pressure) is performed correctly. That immediate, physiologic feedback is what turns hemorrhage-control knowledge into muscle memory for Stop the Bleed programs, law enforcement, and bystander training initiatives.
Yes — they were designed for it. OEI tactical simulators are ruggedized for outdoor and austere use, offer 10+ hours of continuous battery run-time, and are controlled wirelessly via tablet, so instructors can run full scenarios anywhere: night operations, vehicle extractions, mass-casualty exercises, or point-of-injury drills.