Rémy Roe joined the United States Army as a Special Operations Combat Medic in June 2006. Rémy spent most of his career juggling multiple combat deployments, overseas tours, and being a father to two sons while studying. Since 2013 he has earned a Bachelor’s degree in religion, a Master’s degree in psychology, and a Master’s degree in sociology. He is also a retired Critical Care Paramedic with current instructorship in ACLS, ALS, PALS, PHTLS, AMLS, EPC, GEMS, and TCCC. As a two-time purple-heart recipient, Rémy chose to retire in 2021 after 15 years of military service. Before retiring he served as the lead instructor for the largest Medical Simulation Training Center (MSTC) in the Department of Defense. He currently works as a Simulation Technology Specialist at the Stanford University School of Medicine’s Center for Immersive and Simulation-based Learning (CISL). Remy refers to himself as a “tactical academic” and hopes to use his military experience and background together with continued education to further research in the fields of simulation and psychology.

Deb Tauber RN, MSN, CHSE, CEN, graduated with her BSN from Loyola University and her MSN in Executive Leadership from Chamberlain University. She has 28 years of Emergency Medicine and Critical Care experience which included education and leadership roles. Deb was instrumental in supporting the pursuit of a Level 1 Trauma designation for the organization. She then transitioned to post-acute care as the Director of a local nursing home facility and included the use of telehealth for client acuity triage. Deb realized her passion for education and training and joined Chamberlain University as a simulation educator and then promoted to national manager. Deb had the opportunity to translate the value of simulation across many locations in the US using standardized experiences and learning objectives. She also developed simulation training for faculty and staff according to best practice standards. Deb’s passion and entrepreneurial spirit focuses on the role of simulation for adult learning as well as telehealth. She is an active member of The Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) where she serves as a member of the accreditation council, chair of the risk management subcommittee, and participates as an active SSH accreditation site reviewer. In 2017, Deb founded Innovative SimSolutions and has consulted for over 50 hospitals, medical, and nursing schools. The educational focus areas include; Simulation Instruction courses and Telehealth courses. She also produces the FREE The Sim Cafe~ Where listeners can go and hear the history of simulation and great stories from all around the world.