The Center for Experiential and Applied Learning (CEAL) is part of the Advocate Health Simulation Enterprise, serving the southeast region. 

Our Purpose
To provide impactful simulation experiences that drive safety, quality and innovation for all.

Our Commitments

  • Promote Excellence in Learning - We will utilize simulation methodologies to enhance learner KSAs (knowledge, skills and attitudes).
  • Ensure Patient Safety - We will support the elimination of preventable harm and optimize care delivery systems.
  • Foster a Collaborative Environment - We will cultivate a culture of teamwork and transparent communication, empowering healthcare teams to collaborate effectively and improve patient care.
  • Drive Innovation and Research - We will advance the field of healthcare simulation, education, and outcomes through pioneering research and innovation.
  • Engage Communities - We will engage our communities using simulation to enhance community health, health literacy, and career pathways.

CEAL at Wake Forest School of Medicine - About US

Programs and Services

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Featured News

Wake Forest University School of Medicine Exposes Students To Real Live Experiences in the Medical Field
WXII 12 - March 15, 2022

UNCC Engineering Professors Helping Doctors During COVID-19
Spectrum News - January 2021

Wake Forest Baptist Center for Experiential and Applied Learning (CEAL) Receives Two International Accreditations

Wake Forest School of Medicine's Rolling Bones at East Forsyth
Journal Now - November 2019

Frederick Kremkau, PhD has published the 10th edition of the textbook "Sonography: Principles and Instruments.  Kremkau is widely recognized for his contributions to medical ultrasound training and education and leads both industry-specific and student and professional continuing medical educational programs worldwide.

Latest Videos from CEAL

Labor and Delivery Challenges
Wake Forest University School of Medicine’s Center for Experiential and Applied Learning (CEAL) used innovative, hands-on training to equip staff on how to handle some of the toughest labor and delivery challenges. Peek behind the curtain to see our medical education at work.

Airway Manipulation COVID-19 Precautions
Douglas Ririe, MD, PhD, MHA demonstrates the use of a shield and tent method for protection during airway manipulation.