Dr. Megan Dohm serves as the Academic Director of the Maverick Family Simulation Center and nursing faculty teaching using simulation-based strategies at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Dr. Dohm has developed, facilitated, and evaluated simulation-based learning activities for nursing and other allied health faculty while in her position at the university. In previous roles, Dohm served as Coordinator of the Simulation Center and was responsible for all aspects of a simulation program, including program planning, budget, student learning outcomes, and evaluation. Dohm has facilitated medical-surgical, home health, obstetric, pediatric, and emergency department simulations for undergraduate nursing students. In her work with other allied health professions, she has assisted faculty in facilitating simulations for athletic training graduate students, dental hygiene, and speech pathology students. 

Dr. Dohm has served in many leadership roles, including Faculty Counselor of the Mu Lambda Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, Archivist of the Minnesota Alliance for Nursing Education (MANE) Curriculum Committee, and Chair of Curriculum (Inver Hills Community College) and STIC (Minnesota State University, Mankato) committees. Dohm’s research interests include interprofessional simulation and academic/practice partnerships in simulation and psychomotor skills training.