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Oxford Medical Simulation

Professional Training and Coaching

OMS delivers immersive, AI-driven VR healthcare training that elevates learners, empowers educators, and transforms health outcomes, preparing every clinician for real-world practice.

Hiring now

2open roles

Is Oxford Medical Simulation hiring?

Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Oxford Medical Simulation has 2 open roles on Metaintro. 2 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Oxford Medical Simulation is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

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SeptemberOctoberNovember
November: 0 new roles.

Customers

All 20 companies Oxford Medical Simulation names as customers.

Customers hiring now2

Case studies14

  • Sheffield Hallam University
  • Northumbria University
  • The University of Manitoba
  • The University of Lincoln
  • Boston Children’s Hospital
  • Norwich University
  • Nightingale College
  • The University of New England (UNE)
  • University of East London
  • Middlesex University
  • Carle BroMenn Medical Center
  • Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP)
  • University of Chester
  • Teesside University

Other customers4

  • Environment Artist
  • BCH
  • UNE
  • Carle BroMenn

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Oxford Medical Simulation's customers.

“Working in customer success at Oxford Medical Simulation has been an incredibly rewarding experience. From the moment I joined the team, I felt a deep sense of purpose and excitement about the impact we make in the world of healthcare education and training.”

Jess McGahan · Head of Customer Success

“The best part about working for OMS is knowing that the work we're doing makes a difference. Theres a lot to love here but knowing we are all passionate about making a difference and then coming together to do that in such an amazing environment makes my soul tingle”

Paul Wolfe · Environment Artist

“Knowing that the work I do can and is having a real impact in the world is hugely rewarding. Add to that working alongside some amazingly skilled people from all over the world, and really feeling valued as part of the team. OMS really is an awesome company to be a part of”

Susie Rowland · Unity Developer

““OMS has been great in terms of staff coming to help us. There’s been two OMS staff on site every day this week. I think the students have felt really supported by it – none of them have been really anxious.””

Barbara Davies · Northumbria University

““It was just really good because you know your areas of development, and you could choose what to develop. That’s awesome!””

Kara Sykes · Northumbria University
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““At the beginning, there was that initial disappointment from the students, you know, ‘We’re not on placement. We want to do clinical placement hours.’ But this week the students say the best day is when they’re taking part in the OMS virtual scenarios.””

Barbara Davies · Director of Education and Senior Lecturer in Children’s Nursing · Northumbria University

“It’s particularly beneficial that candidates can engage with desktop scenarios repeatedly. This allows them to become familiar with medical terminology, procedures, and equipment that are new to them, all within environments that simulate the actual conditions they’ll face here in Canada.”

Kimberly Workum · the Director of the Clinical Competence Assessment Centre · The University of Manitoba

“The integration of VR into our assessment processes has significantly reduced the waiting times for newcomers eager to start working in our healthcare systems. This technology not only accelerates their entry but also supports their continuous professional development while they are still in their home countries.”

Kimberly Workum · the Director of the Clinical Competence Assessment Centre · The University of Manitoba

“Summing up the student experience, Francesca said, “By the end of it, I felt really empowered and encouraged”.”

Francesca Ollier · The University of Lincoln

““I can use this software to support a first year student who’s learning the basics of nursing all the way up to an experienced specialist critical care nurse, give them completely different scenarios with different expectations, but I’m still using the same software.””

Amy Rennison · Senior Lecturer Nursing · The University of Lincoln

“Critically, this has not come at the cost of the student experience. Quite the opposite is true: “In many ways, the student experience was enhanced”.”

The University of Lincoln

“Per Rennison, the data and analytics provided by the OMS platform has been “really invaluable”.”

Amy Rennison · Senior Lecturer Nursing · The University of Lincoln

“According to Michael Rowe, Associate Professor (Digital Innovation in Health and Social Care), this approach “made a massive difference to the way we think about assessment in this program”.”

Michael Rowe · Associate Professor (Digital Innovation in Health and Social Care) · The University of Lincoln

““The ability to create complex, interactive, automated scenarios is unique – that is one ability that OMS Create has that none of the other softwares in the medical training space currently have.””

BCH

““What we’re really excited about now is the use of OMS Create because that will allow us to create the context-specific training which is what we really need here.””

BCH

““She felt much more prepared for an emergency she was in in real life, and she attributed that to her experience with the OMS code cart module.””

Boston Children’s Hospital

““The advantage of a virtual simulation is that it creates a de facto standard because it encodes the information, it’s easily repeatable, and it’s much more scalable.””

Jeff Jacobson · XR Lead for the Immersive Design Systems team · BCH

““We expect VR simulation to take its place alongside physical simulation as a standard means for new people to train in and also experienced clinicians to learn new things.””

Jeffrey Jacobson · XR Lead, Immersive Design Systems · Boston Children’s Hospital

““It’s the best way you can have students take care of four to five patients safely””

Llynne Kiernan · Associate Professor · Norwich University

““Objectively, virtual reality is an environment where every student has the chance to participate versus a traditional simulation in which there are roles assigned. This allows students to be brave and take risks safely that they may not have otherwise.””

Jennifer Robtoy · Lecturer in the NU nursing program · Norwich University

““This doesn’t have to be an add-on,” says Dawne-Marie, “This is where you look at what you already do, what isn’t giving you the best value for your money, and you let that stuff go.””

Dawne-Marie Dunbar · Director of the Clinical Simulation Center · UNE

““The key to high-fidelity simulation isn’t really the simulation itself; it’s the debrief time and the opportunity to process the scenario. The beauty of OMS is that students can see what they did wrong or right and immediately take that information back into the scenario and apply it.””

UNE

““You should see how excited the students are when they go in for the second time and see how much their score improved in only 90 minutes,””

Dawne-Marie Dunbar · Director of the Clinical Simulation Center · UNE

““Within 30 seconds, I forgot I had the headset on,” says Dawne-Marie, “I immediately knew where we could integrate this into the curriculum.””

Dawne-Marie Dunbar · Director of the Clinical Simulation Center · UNE

““The thing we really wanted to address was not psychomotor skills. The feedback from our clinical partners was around decision-making and clinical reasoning—that is what we want to focus on, that is what we wanted to enhance.””

Dawne-Marie Dunbar · Director of the Clinical Simulation Center · UNE

““OMS is a company that can take us forward.””

Elaine Gervaise · Clinical Lecturer · University of East London

““[Students] are so immersed in these scenarios…They are highly engaged, and they want to continue learning more and more.””

Kelly Ncube · Senior Lecturer in Nursing & Nursing Practice Lead · University of East London

““Learners enjoy VR & OMS because it…builds up their confidence. It allows them to make mistakes where they can learn from them – in a safe environment.””

Elaine Gervaise · Clinical Lecturer · University of East London

““Oxford Medical Simulation is a system that is so relevant in today’s nursing role.””

Elaine Gervaise · Clinical Lecturer · University of East London

“There’s a realness to it that I think really enhances the clinical picture that we’re trying to present in classrooms.”

Middlesex University

AI launches and partners

What Oxford Medical Simulation has launched and who it works with on AI.

  • LaunchAI-driven scenariosOMS AI-driven scenarios create dynamic, repeatable training experiences with no facilitator input required.
  • LaunchAI-Driven CommunicationOMS scenarios provide AI-powered patient and team interactions to develop advanced communication skills.
  • LaunchAI and immersive VR technologyOMS combines clinical expertise with AI and immersive VR technology to make readiness measurable, repeatable, and human.
  • LaunchAutonomous PracticeAI-driven scenarios create dynamic, repeatable training experiences with no facilitator input required.

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • Product marketing
  • HubSpot
  • Editorial strategy

Tech stack

CMS
WordPress
HubSpot CMS
Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Marketing
HubSpot
CDN
jsDelivr
Libraries
jQuery
Tailwind CSS
GSAP
D3.js
Font Awesome
Frameworks
Ruby on Rails

Company facts

Industry
Professional Training and Coaching
Sector (NAICS)
Educational Services
Peer
The Adecco Group

Roles by location

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Questions about Oxford Medical Simulation

Is Oxford Medical Simulation hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, Oxford Medical Simulation has 2 open roles on Metaintro. 2 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Finance (1) and Marketing (1).
Where is Oxford Medical Simulation hiring?
Oxford Medical Simulation is hiring in London and Somerville, with the most open roles in London.
Who are Oxford Medical Simulation's customers?
Oxford Medical Simulation names 20 customers, including Saint Joseph’s University, University of New Brunswick, Sheffield Hallam University, Northumbria University, and The University of Manitoba.
What skills does Oxford Medical Simulation look for?
Its open roles most often ask for Product marketing, HubSpot, and Editorial strategy.
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