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4 images with the text "iEXCEL Digital Pulse": 1. The Davis Global Center. 2. Learners practicing emergency simulation on a manikin. 3. Surgeons in a simulated operating room. 4. A doctor wearing a head-mounted display

APRIL 2026 - JUNE 2026

NOTABLE ACTIVITY

 

The Davis Global Center ACS-AEI Reaccreditation

UNMC iEXCEL has received reaccreditation as an American College of Surgeons Comprehensive Education Institute through June 30, 2031. A full five-year reaccreditation recognizes iEXCEL’s excellence in simulation-based education, interprofessional collaboration & adoption of experiential learning technologies. This achievement reflects the dedication, innovation & collaborative efforts of the ACS- AEI leadership–as well as the entire iEXCEL team–in advancing health care education to this level of achievement. Special thanks to Ben Stobbe, Dr. Chandra Are, Dr. Christie Barnes, Jenni Bouckuyt & Dr. Liz Svoboda for leading the reaccreditation process.

iEXCEL BREAKTHROUGHS!

Immersive Learning

Pediatric Virtual Patient - Test Drive 

Initiated by Dr. Aleisha Nabower, Department of Pediatrics, UNMC College of Medicine, the iEXCEL Virtual Standardized Pediatric Patient Project allows learners to practice newborn assessment skills in an immersive VR environment. Early feedback from the first “test drive,” was positive, as students highlighted the realism of the experience & potential to enhance pediatric training.  

person wearing head-mounted display with view of virtual baby in the background

Interprofessional Education Advancement

Cross-Campus Connectivity 

Occupational Therapy & Physical Therapy students in Omaha & Kearney connected through iEXCEL’s holographic technology for an interactive session with Dr. Brad Dexter, UNMC College of Allied Health Professions. This ground-breaking, cross-campus experience showcased how emerging technologies can enhance interprofessional education & collaboration across Nebraska.

professor standing in a holographic box presenting to students in a room

Workforce Development

3D Healthcare Content Creators in Training

iEXCEL partnered with Dr. Jorge Zuniga, UNO Biomechanics, to host a 3D Design & Printing in Healthcare workshop. Throughout June, pre-health students from across Nebraska visited the Davis Global Center to learn from campus leaders about design-thinking with healthcare technology. Participants, inspired by presenters across medicine and STEAM fields, created their own 3D printed healthcare solutions that addressed real-world challenges.

three students presenting 3D printed device

iEXCEL WEBSITE ANALYTICS

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QUARTERLY OVERVIEW

April 1 - June 30, 2026

395

Activities

11,933

Attendance

$101,750

Value

2 pie graphs; Activities by Department: CAHP 88, COM 82, GME 73, CON 26, NM 45, COP 8, COPH 1, Other UNMC 41, and External 31; Activity by Type: Education/Training 686, Tours 49, Meetings 47, Planning Sessions 5, and Uncategorized 126
A table displaying educational activity by learners: Medicine: 82 activities, 3,044 learners; Allied Health: 88 activities, 1,950 learners; Nursing: 26 activities, 767 learners; Pharmacy 8 activities, 298 learners; Public Health: 1 activity, 14 learners; Dentistry: 0 activities/learners; Nebraska Medicine: 45 activities, 4,220 learners; GME: 73 activities, 1,038 learners; External: 31 activities, 310 learners; Other UNMC: 41 activities, 292 learners; Total: 395 activities, 11,933 learners

COMMUNITY & BUSINESS

1,423

Total Attendees (On & Off-site)

97

Tours/Events

CONTENT CREATION

6

Holographic & Video Projects

20

3D Projects in Progress

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

5

Abstracts Presented

4

Research Sessions/
Conferences Hosted

ADDITIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Building Confidence: Clinical & Surgical Practice Sessions
Led by Dr. Abbey Fingeret, Dr. Jessica Veatch & Dr. Jill Zabih, College of Medicine students participated in a Residency Prep Course bootcamp where they practiced a wide range of procedural skills. The goal was to refine techniques, build confidence & strengthen readiness for safe patient care as the students transition to residency. 

two students practicing healthcare skills

Emergency Response Exercises
Clinical practice extends well beyond the inpatient room. Nebraska Medicine nurses, under the guidance of Kelsi Adams & Kaitlyn Corley, participated in a simulated emergency stairwell evacuation where they gained hands-on experience safely transporting patients who are too sick or physically unable to navigate stairs during an emergency.

healthcare providers practicing using a stair sled with a manikin
Please continue to reach out to us directly with questions to learn how to access staff in the Davis Global Center, especially if you would like support from iEXCEL in creating simulation and visualization scenarios.
 
We look forward to continuing to innovate with you!
 
Sincere Regards,
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Pam Boyers, PhD
Associate Vice Chancellor, iEXCEL
Dr. Pamela Boyers

iEXCEL, 4111 Emile St, Omaha, NE 68105

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