Build Procedural Training Modules

SELF is a global community of practice working to bring on-demand, simulation-based training directly to clinicians. SELF training modules empower clinicians to independently learn procedural skills — anytime and anywhere. Let’s transform the future of procedural training, together.

Learn How

SELF training modules are designed to teach specific procedural psychomotor skills through simulation-based training. Each module focuses on the physical and decision-making skills required for a particular procedure, along with the essential knowledge needed to put those skills into clinical practice safely and confidently. Whether you are exploring how to build your first module or you already ship to production, this page has everything you need to start strong and move fast.

Become a SELF Developer

Becoming a SELF developer means transforming your clinical expertise into practical, step-by-step training modules that help others build real-world skills. You’ll make a global impact by improving patient outcomes, design learning experiences grounded in real clinical practice, and collaborate with educators and simulation specialists to bring your ideas to life.

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Resources for Existing Developers

Already part of the SELF developer network? Find everything you need to keep building with SELF.

Developer Resources

Training Modules in Development

Collaborate with organizations and societies to build priority training modules. 

View Current Training Modules

Developing a training module can be challenging but you can receive support from the SELF community to guide you through the process. Connect with other developers, attend monthly meetups, and get support.

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“Our training module combines a virtual reality mobile app with an easy to build, low cost simulator. Together these two tools teach both when different hemorrhage control techniques should be used and how to properly execute them”

Dr. Favio Reyna. Simulator Leader, CrashSavers VR