The Guthrie Clinic Named to Becker's 2026 List of "Simulation and Education Programs to Know"
The Guthrie Clinic is proud to announce that the Simulation & Advanced Skills Institute (SASI) at Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital has been named one of Becker’s Hospital Review’s Simulation and Education Programs to Know for 2026. This prestigious recognition highlights the health system’s commitment to advancing medical education and patient safety.
Becker's, a leading source of healthcare industry information, acknowledged Guthrie for its exceptional training programs that enhance clinical skills and improve patient outcomes. Being named to this list places The Guthrie Clinic among the nation’s top institutions dedicated to innovative healthcare education and professional development.
The Simulation & Advanced Skills Institute is a cornerstone of Guthrie's educational framework. SASI provides a realistic, risk-free environment where medical students, residents, physicians, nurses and other healthcare professionals can practice and master complex medical procedures and teamwork skills. The facility features high-fidelity manikins, advanced surgical simulators and standardized patient actors to replicate a wide range of clinical scenarios.
Through SASI, The Guthrie Clinic cultivates a culture of continuous learning and excellence. The institute plays a crucial role in training the next generation of healthcare providers, ensuring they are prepared to deliver the highest standard of care. This hands-on training directly translates to enhanced patient safety and improved clinical proficiency across the health system.
“Our inclusion in Becker’s distinguished list highlights the dedication of our educators and staff to advancing health care education,” said Bethany Altieri, Program Manager, Simulation & Advanced Skills Institute (SASI) at Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital. “The Simulation & Advanced Skills Institute empowers our clinicians to practice and perfect life-saving skills in a supportive and innovative environment, ultimately leading to better outcomes for our patients.”