Jump is an Immersive Simulation and Educational Facility. Our vision is to improve outcomes while lowering health care costs through the innovative training of novice and medical professionals.
All events at Jump are prioritized based on this vision and must follow the Ethical & Religious Directives of the Catholic Church.
Simulation-based educational events with approved curricula are first priority at Jump. Scheduling occurs on a calendar year basis. The annual schedule will open for booking in the preceding year according to the timeline posted on the Jump portal. Scheduling for the year will begin with approved curricula receiving the first opportunity to schedule. Simulation resources will be scheduled according to submitted multiple session maps (MSM).
General educational events may be booked at any time once general education and event scheduling opens for the upcoming year.
General meetings may be scheduled a maximum of 30 days out.
Jump Simulation & Education Center is closed to observe six ministry holidays each year: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Jump has reserved the right to determine the priority for meetings and large-scale events based upon the following criteria:
If two conflicting events of comparable priority request the same date and time, resources will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Jump has reserved the right to schedule/reschedule events as needed based on attendance, priority and the ability to properly prepare for the event. At least 30 business days notice will be given when general education events need to be rescheduled or relocated outside of Jump in order to provide access to simulation-based events.
Acceptable reasons that an event may be rescheduled or resources may change:
*NOTE: Jump will try to ensure that all parties involved can find an acceptable solution to their event needs. If you are rescheduled, Jump will do everything in its power to place you in a different space within Jump. Events that cannot be relocated within Jump will have at least thirty days notice.
The following procedures were created with the needs of all those we serve in mind and have been approved by the Jump Management Council. All prioritization and guidelines listed above were the driving standards in creating this schedule. Upon the release dates determined below, Jump resources will be available for booking within the 2022 Calendar Year (January thru December).
Static Events are defined as simulation-based educational programs with immovable time frames. All static events will be determined by Operations Council. On April 1, all Course Directors for Static Events are able to email Jump Event Liaisons for event requests in the following calendar year. If available, Course Directors should communicate all pertinent information regarding the course, including timing, space needs and desired equipment, to the Events Liaisons to ensure all resources are reserved for the event. By September 1, all Course Directors will be required to submit updated curricula and provide the Event Liaisons with all MSMs. At this point, all Static Events will be reviewed for conflicts. Any conflicts will be presented to all affected facilitators in an effort to reach a solution.
Paid Conferences for the 2022 calendar year will be able to schedule beginning on April 16. All conferences will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis.
General Simulation events for the 2022 calendar year will able to book beginning on June 1. All simulation events are required to submit an MSM before space can be reserved. All simulation resources will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis, based on the MSM that has been submitted at the time of the request.
Due to the time required to properly prepare for simulation-based events, events will run based on the sessions uploaded by 30 days prior to the event.
New (including pilot) programs developed during the scheduling year may schedule on a first-come, first-served basis once they have been approved by the Curriculum Committee. If insufficient resources are available, course directors are encouraged to discuss resource sharing with programs from their respective institutions with events within the desired timeframe.
General Education events for the 2022 calendar year will be able to book beginning July 1. All general education events will be booked on a first-come, first-served basis.
Remaining Events which do not fall in to one of the above categories will able book beginning August 1.
Cancellations should be made a minimum of seven (7) business days prior to the event. Please contact our events liaisons at (309) 677-0810 who will inform the rest of the Jump team upon receiving the cancellation.
Please Note: If you have chosen to cancel your event, it is your responsibility as the facilitator of the event to contact and inform all attendees and participants.
Refunds
Standardized Participants
Standardized Participants work as PRN staff and, as such, commit to preparing for and carrying out simulations as needed based on events scheduled and the requests of the organizers. As part of our responsibilities for Workforce Commitment, the following indicates the cancellation guidelines for events requesting the use of SPs:
Our Events Liaisons are ready to answer any questions you may have about planning your next event at Jump!
Phone: 309-677-0810
Email: events@jumpsimulation.org