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ATSU-KCOM hosts annual Simulation Challenge at Drabing Human Patient Simulation Center

Posted: April 9, 2025

A.T. Still Alive team members, from left, Angelina Hein, OMS II, Laura-Ashley Childress, OMS I, Maggie Hatfield, OMS I, and Emily Dofing, OMS II.

A.T. Still University-Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (ATSU-KCOM) held its annual Simulation Challenge on Saturday, April 5, 2025, at the University’s Drabing Human Patient Simulation Center.

Four teams, each including two first-year and two second-year ATSU-KCOM students, rotated through four different patient scenarios. Each scenario provided teams 15 minutes to examine their patient and reach a proper diagnosis.

The team A.T. Still Alive, featuring Angelina Hein, OMS II, Laura-Ashley Childress, OMS I, Maggie Hatfield, OMS I, and Emily Dofing, OMS II, won first place and will represent ATSU-KCOM in a Regional Simulation Challenge in April on the University’s Kirksville, Missouri campus.

Check out these photos from the event, and follow us on Instagram to view video from the competition.