Teaching Offers at the Simulation and Emergency Academy of the HELIOS Group
Basic Information / Background
The Simulation and Emergency Academy (SiNA) of the HELIOS Group in Krefeld is the largest regional simulation center in the Lower Rhine region. In addition to the training and further education of emergency physicians, clinically active physicians are also further educated (e.g. shock room training, stroke unit training). Furthermore, the SiNA is a state-recognized vocational school for emergency medical technicians and rescue paramedics and conducts recognized further education for (specialized) nursing staff and medical assistants. It is a certified training site of the American Heart Association (AHA) for all formats of resuscitation (ACLS, PALS, BLS) and trauma management (TraumaManagement, TraumaManagement Hospital).
The technical and personnel equipment meets the highest demands with simulation landscapes with modern audio-visual technology and full-scale simulators of the latest generation, as well as experts from all areas of clinical and preclinical medicine. Every year, more than 2,000 participants take part in the various course offerings over 250 days.
Our Expertise
Dr. Rogge has more than 25 years of experience in emergency services, including emergency service leadership training, additional training in emergency medicine and further education as a leading emergency doctor. He has several years of experience on adult and pediatric intensive care units (including at the renowned Birmingham Children's Hospital, UK, including ECMO use) and pediatric shock room care. In addition, he has numerous teaching authorizations (from first aid to sanitation and hygiene to the PALS format of the AHA) and long experience in training and further education, including the training of trainers.
Our Activity
Dr. Rogge is employed by the SiNA as a consultant for approximately 15%. He conducts, in particular, pediatric simulation training, PALS courses (Pediatric Advanced Life Support of the AHA) and MFA further education for pediatric emergencies, or conceives these.
