Summary: In this episode of The Learning Curve, host Dr. Irtaza Asar and guest Dr. Elton Banks discuss the critical role of simulation in emergency medicine training. They explore how simulation provides a safe environment for learners to practice high-stakes procedures, build confidence, and develop essential skills such as leadership and communication. The conversation delves into strategies for integrating simulation into medical curriculums, creating effective simulation cases, and the importance of debriefing to reinforce learning. Dr. Banks shares insights on tailoring simulation experiences to different learner levels and highlights the value of multidisciplinary teamwork in simulation. The episode concludes with resources for educators looking to enhance their simulation programs.   Takeaways Simulation is essential for building clinical decision-making skills. It provides a safe environment for practicing high-stakes procedures. Active learning through simulation enhances retention and understanding. Simulation can teach leadership and communication skills, not just procedures. Tailoring simulation cases to learner levels is crucial for effective education. Multidisciplinary simulation fosters teamwork and communication among healthcare providers. Debriefing is a critical component for reinforcing learning and addressing mistakes. Simulation can be low-fidelity and still effective, using creative resources. Creating a supportive environment encourages learners to engage and take risks. Resources like case repositories and online platforms can aid in simulation development.