Donor support towards medical staff training and education plays a crucial role in advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes all throughout Northern California. This support enables medical staff to provide the highest quality of care to patients, improve diagnostic accuracy, and implement innovative and evidence-based treatment approaches.

Last year, donors helped to fund scenario simulation equipment at Memorial Medical Center and Sutter Tracy Community Hospital, nurse and volunteer training at Sutter Care at Home, enhanced trauma care training at Sutter Roseville Medical Center, and advanced cancer research at Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento.

By investing in training and education, donors contribute to the overall advancement of healthcare, empowering medical professionals to deliver cutting-edge care and ultimately improve the health and well-being of patients in their communities and beyond.

Take Sierra’s story for example. Sierra is a nurse at Alta Bates Summit Medical Center and personally attests to the impact that simulation training has had on her development as a healthcare professional. Read this story to learn more about her experiences in her own words.