The Kenya Simulation Network (KSimN) is guided by a passionate team of simulation leaders, educators, clinicians, and innovators committed to advancing healthcare training in Kenya. Representing diverse regions and institutions, the leadership team works collaboratively to build capacity, share best practices, and champion simulation-based education across the country.
Director, Kenya Simulation Network
Director of Education and Research, AIC Kijabe Hospital
Dr. Shirk leads the strategic vision of the network, leveraging her academic and research expertise to strengthen simulation-based learning and drive continuous improvement in healthcare delivery.
Anesthesiologist & Simulation Lead, Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC), Nairobi
Dr. Wagaki combines clinical excellence with a strong passion for simulation. She leads simulation activities at KMTC and champions national efforts to embed simulation in healthcare training institutions across Kenya and the wider region.
Regional Simulation Champion, Kenya Simulation Network
Registered Nurse, Nanyuki Teaching and Referral Hospital
Rose is a leading voice for simulation in nursing and clinical practice. As a regional champion, she advocates for simulation integration in county-level hospitals and inspires a growing community of healthcare simulation educators.
Simulation Specialist, Kenya Simulation Network
Specialist, Aga Khan University – Center for Innovation in Medical Education
Joash plays a key role in simulation design and innovation. He contributes to the development of standardized training programs and promotes the adoption of simulation best practices across institutions.
Network Leader & Administrator, Kenya Simulation Network
Administrator, Center for Medical Simulation, AIC Kijabe Hospital
Phyllis brings extensive experience in simulation operations and healthcare education. She oversees the network’s coordination, national partnerships, and implementation of high-impact simulation programs across Kenya.
