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Oxford Medical Simulation Ltd
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Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS), founded in 2017 and headquartered in London with a US regional office in Somerville, Massachusetts, provides a virtual reality-based clinical simulation platform for healthcare education and workforce training. The platform combines VR headset and desktop/laptop delivery with AI-driven virtual patient scenarios that adapt to learner actions in real time, natural voice interaction powered by Microsoft Azure speech-to-text, and a second-by-second learning analytics engine that maps performance to competency frameworks such as the Next Generation NCLEX Clinical Judgment Model. The product surface has expanded beyond core single-patient scenarios to include OMS Create (a no-code authoring tool), multi-patient shift-management scenarios, AI-powered communication scenarios for therapeutic conversations, and interprofessional team-building modules.

OMS serves two primary enterprise segments: academic institutions (nursing programs, medical schools, physician assistant programs, and allied health programs) and health systems (for onboarding, quality and safety, risk and compliance, and graduate medical education). The company works with over 150 healthcare training institutions worldwide, including named customers such as Johns Hopkins, University of Michigan, Purdue University, University of Oxford, AdventHealth, Boston Children's Hospital, and the University of Lincoln, the last of which has logged over 9,000 hours of student simulation time. Revenue is generated through annual subscription-based institutional licensing with unlimited learner access, priced via custom quotes per institution, and sold through a direct enterprise field-sales motion anchored by a "Book a Demo" conversion mechanism.

The company has raised approximately £2.1M (October 2022, ACF Investors and Dr Nicolaus Henke), $12.6M Series A (January 2024, Frog Capital lead), and £5M growth financing (March 2026, Salica Investments), with the most recent round explicitly earmarked for US market expansion and AI capability investment. OMS holds ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus certifications and operates through a UK parent (Oxford Medical Simulation Ltd, Company No. 10587122) and a US subsidiary (Oxford Medical Simulation Inc., Delaware). Leadership comprises founder and CEO Michael Wallace, Chief Medical Officer Jack Pottle, and EVP of Sales Joe Marziani.

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Oxford Medical Simulation provides a VR-based clinical training platform with AI-driven virtual patients, voice interaction, and competency analytics. It sells annual enterprise subscriptions to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health programs) and health systems across the US, UK, and internationally.

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London
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Serves global market

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virtual reality simulation, healthcare training, clinical education, nursing competency, medical simulation
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1Healthcare & Clinical Simulation (Surgery, Nursing, EMT, Patient Interaction)
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2Simulation-Based Learning & Virtual Labs
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  • Computer Training611420
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  • Services-Prepackaged Software7372
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Medical Simulation Software
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1VR Simulation Platform Subscription
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OMS provides its VR clinical simulation platform to academic institutions and health systems on a subscription/licensing basis. Access is provided to learners (students, nurses, clinicians) through institutional licenses. The platform is available via VR headsets and desktop/laptop computers, with unlimited learner access packages available for institutions.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
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1Enterprise institutional licensing with unlimited learner access
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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OMS offers institutional packages with unlimited learner access, allowing full cohorts of students or staff to use the platform. Pricing is custom-quoted per institution based on learner count, deployment type (VR headset vs. desktop), scenario library access, and implementation support needs. Customization via OMS Create and competency mapping features may affect tier pricing.

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Oxford Medical Simulation delivers a VR-based clinical simulation platform that enables healthcare professionals and students to practice immersive, AI-driven clinical scenarios through VR headsets and desktop. The platform combines adaptive virtual patients with natural voice interaction, a no-code authoring tool, and an advanced learning analytics engine. It is sold to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health programs) and health systems under enterprise institutional licenses with bundled onboarding, integration, and faculty enablement services.

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  • Reduction in staffing and onboarding costs
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Oxford Medical Simulation offers a unified VR healthcare training platform consisting of the core OMS Platform for immersive clinical simulations, complemented by specialized modules including OMS Create (no-code authoring tool), OMS Multi-Patient Scenarios, OMS Communication Scenarios, and OMS Interprofessional Scenarios. The platform is supported by OMS Services for onboarding and implementation, and powered by an OMS Analytics Engine for competency tracking. The platform serves academic institutions (nursing programs, medical schools, physician assistant programs, allied health programs) and health systems (onboarding, quality & safety, risk & compliance, graduate medical education), delivering AI-driven clinical training scenarios across the career lifecycle from student preparation through continuing education.

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1OMS Platform
CategoryVR clinical simulation software platform
Description

The core virtual reality clinical simulation platform enabling healthcare professionals and students to practice in immersive, fully-interactive clinical scenarios using VR headsets (and desktop). Combines VR training simulations with AI-driven adaptive virtual patients, learning analytics, and partnership support to build clinical skills and mindset. Sold to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health) and health systems under enterprise institutional licenses.

2OMS Services
CategoryImplementation and enablement services
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Strategic support services bundling onboarding, curriculum design, technical setup, and faculty enablement with the OMS Platform. Combines technology and partnership to deliver measurable improvement in clinical training outcomes for institutional customers.

3OMS Create
CategoryNo-code scenario authoring software
Description

No-code authoring platform allowing faculty and institutions to create customized VR simulations aligned with course objectives, competencies, and institutional protocols. Enables bespoke content, custom learner feedback, and scenario alteration without programming knowledge.

4OMS Multi-Patient Scenarios
CategoryClinical simulation scenarios / module
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Scaffolding simulations allowing learners to manage multiple patient cases (from one to five patients), mirroring the responsibilities of an RN working a typical shift. Supports transition to practice by building skills in delegation, prioritization, and time management.

5OMS Communication Scenarios
CategoryClinical simulation scenarios / module
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AI-powered scenarios for therapeutic communication skill development. Enables learners to practice speaking with virtual patients, families, and team members to build communication strategies for difficult situations such as de-escalation or breaking bad news.

6OMS Analytics Engine
CategoryLearning analytics software
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Data and analytics platform providing actionable insights for continuous competency improvement. Tracks learner actions, identifies gaps, monitors progress, and enables data-informed decisions to improve performance and patient care across the OMS Platform.

7OMS Competency Mapping & Tracking
CategoryCompetency tracking software
Description

Feature linking scenario performance data and feedback to core nursing competencies including the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Clinical Judgment Model, enabling individualized learning experiences and pinpointed performance tracking.

8OMS Interprofessional Scenarios
CategoryClinical simulation scenarios / module
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Multidisciplinary VR scenarios encouraging teamwork, communication, and collaboration for safe and effective patient care. Multiple learners can participate in the same simulation from different locations, focusing on crisis resource management and interprofessional teamwork skills.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based VR surgical and procedural training platform used by medical device companies, hospitals, and medical schools. Direct competitor to OMS in VR-based clinical simulation for healthcare professionals, with overlapping customers in surgical and procedural education.

TypeDirect peer
Description

VR surgical simulation platform with haptics, focused on surgeon training and medical-device education. Competes with OMS in immersive clinical simulation for healthcare professionals, particularly in procedural and surgical use cases.

TypeDirect peer
Description

VR medical simulation platform used by hospitals, nursing schools, and EMS programs for clinical training. Direct competitor in VR-based patient-scenario simulation, with similar nursing, prehospital, and interprofessional use cases.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Publicly listed provider of virtual reality training solutions for medical simulation, including laparoscopic and endovascular training. Broader incumbent with a larger installed base in hospital simulation centers and medical device industry training.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Division of CAE Inc. providing simulation-based training solutions for nursing, medical, and allied health education, including manikin-based and digital offerings. Large incumbent competing across the broader healthcare simulation market that OMS addresses.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Global leader in CPR, resuscitation, and patient simulation, with manikin-based and digital training solutions used by nursing schools and hospitals. Competes with OMS in nursing and clinical competency training through a wider portfolio of physical and digital products.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swiss-based developer of high-fidelity virtual reality training simulators for surgery, obstetrics, urology, and orthopedics. Direct competitor in VR-based procedural and clinical training for healthcare professionals.

TypeEmerging player
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VR surgical training platform focused on cognitive and technical skill development using immersive simulations. Emerging peer with overlapping clinical simulation use cases for surgeons and residents, though smaller scale than OMS.

TypeDirect peer
Description

VR training provider for healthcare professionals focused on emergency response, clinical readiness, and interprofessional team training. Direct competitor in VR-based clinical workforce training for hospitals and health systems.

TypeDirect peer
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VR simulation platform dedicated to nursing education, used by nursing schools and hospitals for clinical scenario training. Direct competitor in VR-based nursing simulation, with strong overlap in academic-institution customers.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Oxford Medical Simulation

Medical Simulation Softwareoxfordmedicalsimulation.com

Oxford Medical Simulation provides a VR-based clinical training platform with AI-driven virtual patients, voice interaction, and competency analytics. It sells annual enterprise subscriptions to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health programs) and health systems across the US, UK, and internationally.

What Oxford Medical Simulation does

Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS), founded in 2017 and headquartered in London with a US regional office in Somerville, Massachusetts, provides a virtual reality-based clinical simulation platform for healthcare education and workforce training. The platform combines VR headset and desktop/laptop delivery with AI-driven virtual patient scenarios that adapt to learner actions in real time, natural voice interaction powered by Microsoft Azure speech-to-text, and a second-by-second learning analytics engine that maps performance to competency frameworks such as the Next Generation NCLEX Clinical Judgment Model. The product surface has expanded beyond core single-patient scenarios to include OMS Create (a no-code authoring tool), multi-patient shift-management scenarios, AI-powered communication scenarios for therapeutic conversations, and interprofessional team-building modules.

OMS serves two primary enterprise segments: academic institutions (nursing programs, medical schools, physician assistant programs, and allied health programs) and health systems (for onboarding, quality and safety, risk and compliance, and graduate medical education). The company works with over 150 healthcare training institutions worldwide, including named customers such as Johns Hopkins, University of Michigan, Purdue University, University of Oxford, AdventHealth, Boston Children's Hospital, and the University of Lincoln, the last of which has logged over 9,000 hours of student simulation time. Revenue is generated through annual subscription-based institutional licensing with unlimited learner access, priced via custom quotes per institution, and sold through a direct enterprise field-sales motion anchored by a "Book a Demo" conversion mechanism.

The company has raised approximately £2.1M (October 2022, ACF Investors and Dr Nicolaus Henke), $12.6M Series A (January 2024, Frog Capital lead), and £5M growth financing (March 2026, Salica Investments), with the most recent round explicitly earmarked for US market expansion and AI capability investment. OMS holds ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus certifications and operates through a UK parent (Oxford Medical Simulation Ltd, Company No. 10587122) and a US subsidiary (Oxford Medical Simulation Inc., Delaware). Leadership comprises founder and CEO Michael Wallace, Chief Medical Officer Jack Pottle, and EVP of Sales Joe Marziani.

Oxford Medical Simulation firmographics

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Name
Oxford Medical Simulation
Legal name
Oxford Medical Simulation Ltd
Website
https://oxfordmedicalsimulation.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Oxford Medical Simulation provides a VR-based clinical training platform with AI-driven virtual patients, voice interaction, and competency analytics. It sells annual enterprise subscriptions to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health programs) and health systems across the US, UK, and internationally.
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Oxford Medical Simulation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Medical Simulation Software
NAICS
Computer Training (611420)
SIC
Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)
akta.pro primary industry
Healthcare & Clinical Simulation (Surgery, Nursing, EMT, Patient Interaction) (EDAFAJAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Simulation-Based Learning & Virtual Labs (EDAGAEAG)

Keywords

  • Virtual reality simulation
  • Healthcare training
  • Clinical education
  • Nursing competency
  • Medical simulation

Where Oxford Medical Simulation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
London
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

Oxford Medical Simulation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. VR Simulation Platform Subscription: OMS provides its VR clinical simulation platform to academic institutions and health systems on a subscription/licensing basis. Access is provided to learners (students, nurses, clinicians) through institutional licenses. The platform is available via VR headsets and desktop/laptop computers, with unlimited learner access packages available for institutions.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualEnterprise institutional licensing with unlimited learner access

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Oxford Medical Simulation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Oxford Medical Simulation delivers a VR-based clinical simulation platform that enables healthcare professionals and students to practice immersive, AI-driven clinical scenarios through VR headsets and desktop. The platform combines adaptive virtual patients with natural voice interaction, a no-code authoring tool, and an advanced learning analytics engine. It is sold to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health programs) and health systems under enterprise institutional licenses with bundled onboarding, integration, and faculty enablement services.

Product overview

Oxford Medical Simulation offers a unified VR healthcare training platform consisting of the core OMS Platform for immersive clinical simulations, complemented by specialized modules including OMS Create (no-code authoring tool), OMS Multi-Patient Scenarios, OMS Communication Scenarios, and OMS Interprofessional Scenarios. The platform is supported by OMS Services for onboarding and implementation, and powered by an OMS Analytics Engine for competency tracking. The platform serves academic institutions (nursing programs, medical schools, physician assistant programs, allied health programs) and health systems (onboarding, quality & safety, risk & compliance, graduate medical education), delivering AI-driven clinical training scenarios across the career lifecycle from student preparation through continuing education.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • OMS Platform The core virtual reality clinical simulation platform enabling healthcare professionals and students to practice in immersive, fully-interactive clinical scenarios using VR headsets (and desktop). Combines VR training simulations with AI-driven adaptive virtual patients, learning analytics, and partnership support to build clinical skills and mindset. Sold to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health) and health systems under enterprise institutional licenses.
  • OMS Services Strategic support services bundling onboarding, curriculum design, technical setup, and faculty enablement with the OMS Platform. Combines technology and partnership to deliver measurable improvement in clinical training outcomes for institutional customers.
  • OMS Create No-code authoring platform allowing faculty and institutions to create customized VR simulations aligned with course objectives, competencies, and institutional protocols. Enables bespoke content, custom learner feedback, and scenario alteration without programming knowledge.
  • OMS Multi-Patient Scenarios Scaffolding simulations allowing learners to manage multiple patient cases (from one to five patients), mirroring the responsibilities of an RN working a typical shift. Supports transition to practice by building skills in delegation, prioritization, and time management.
  • OMS Communication Scenarios AI-powered scenarios for therapeutic communication skill development. Enables learners to practice speaking with virtual patients, families, and team members to build communication strategies for difficult situations such as de-escalation or breaking bad news.
  • OMS Analytics Engine Data and analytics platform providing actionable insights for continuous competency improvement. Tracks learner actions, identifies gaps, monitors progress, and enables data-informed decisions to improve performance and patient care across the OMS Platform.
  • OMS Competency Mapping & Tracking Feature linking scenario performance data and feedback to core nursing competencies including the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Clinical Judgment Model, enabling individualized learning experiences and pinpointed performance tracking.
  • OMS Interprofessional Scenarios Multidisciplinary VR scenarios encouraging teamwork, communication, and collaboration for safe and effective patient care. Multiple learners can participate in the same simulation from different locations, focusing on crisis resource management and interprofessional teamwork skills.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Reduction in staffing and onboarding costs
  • +9 more outcomes

Companies that use Oxford Medical Simulation

Customer profile

Named customers18 records

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Oxford Medical Simulation technology and API

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AI capability7 records

Feature7 records

Oxford Medical Simulation partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Oxford Medical Simulation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Osso VR: US-based VR surgical and procedural training platform used by medical device companies, hospitals, and medical schools. Direct competitor to OMS in VR-based clinical simulation for healthcare professionals, with overlapping customers in surgical and procedural education.
  • FundamentalVR: VR surgical simulation platform with haptics, focused on surgeon training and medical-device education. Competes with OMS in immersive clinical simulation for healthcare professionals, particularly in procedural and surgical use cases.
  • SimX: VR medical simulation platform used by hospitals, nursing schools, and EMS programs for clinical training. Direct competitor in VR-based patient-scenario simulation, with similar nursing, prehospital, and interprofessional use cases.
  • VirtaMed: Swiss-based developer of high-fidelity virtual reality training simulators for surgery, obstetrics, urology, and orthopedics. Direct competitor in VR-based procedural and clinical training for healthcare professionals.
  • Health Scholars: VR training provider for healthcare professionals focused on emergency response, clinical readiness, and interprofessional team training. Direct competitor in VR-based clinical workforce training for hospitals and health systems.
  • UbiSim: VR simulation platform dedicated to nursing education, used by nursing schools and hospitals for clinical scenario training. Direct competitor in VR-based nursing simulation, with strong overlap in academic-institution customers.

Broad incumbents

  • Surgical Science: Publicly listed provider of virtual reality training solutions for medical simulation, including laparoscopic and endovascular training. Broader incumbent with a larger installed base in hospital simulation centers and medical device industry training.
  • CAE Healthcare: Division of CAE Inc. providing simulation-based training solutions for nursing, medical, and allied health education, including manikin-based and digital offerings. Large incumbent competing across the broader healthcare simulation market that OMS addresses.
  • Laerdal Medical: Global leader in CPR, resuscitation, and patient simulation, with manikin-based and digital training solutions used by nursing schools and hospitals. Competes with OMS in nursing and clinical competency training through a wider portfolio of physical and digital products.

Emerging players

  • ORamaVR: VR surgical training platform focused on cognitive and technical skill development using immersive simulations. Emerging peer with overlapping clinical simulation use cases for surgeons and residents, though smaller scale than OMS.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Oxford Medical Simulation social profiles

Digital presence

Oxford Medical Simulation compliance and trust

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Compliance2 records

Oxford Medical Simulation financial estimates

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Oxford Medical Simulation leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles5 records

Oxford Medical Simulation funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds5 records

Investors6 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Oxford Medical Simulation M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Oxford Medical Simulation

What does Oxford Medical Simulation do?

Oxford Medical Simulation delivers a VR-based clinical simulation platform that enables healthcare professionals and students to practice immersive, AI-driven clinical scenarios through VR headsets and desktop. The platform combines adaptive virtual patients with natural voice interaction, a no-code authoring tool, and an advanced learning analytics engine. It is sold to academic institutions (nursing, medical, PA, allied health programs) and health systems under enterprise institutional licenses with bundled onboarding, integration, and faculty enablement services.

Is Oxford Medical Simulation a public or private company?

Oxford Medical Simulation is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Oxford Medical Simulation founded?

Oxford Medical Simulation was founded in 2017. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Oxford Medical Simulation based?

Oxford Medical Simulation is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Oxford Medical Simulation make money?

One revenue line is on record: VR Simulation Platform Subscription.

Who are Oxford Medical Simulation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Osso VR, FundamentalVR, SimX, VirtaMed, Health Scholars and UbiSim. Broad incumbents are Surgical Science, CAE Healthcare and Laerdal Medical. ORamaVR is listed as an emerging player.

Does Oxford Medical Simulation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Oxford Medical Simulation.

What industry is Oxford Medical Simulation in?

Oxford Medical Simulation's product category is Medical Simulation Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAFAJAC, Healthcare & Clinical Simulation (Surgery, Nursing, EMT, Patient Interaction), with a secondary code of EDAGAEAG, Simulation-Based Learning & Virtual Labs. Its NAICS code is 611420 and its SIC code is 7372.

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StartupmafiaOxford Medical Simulation Secures €5.78 Million to Tackle Healthcare Training Gap with Virtual RealityOxford Medical Simulation, a UK-based startup providing AI-driven virtual reality healthcare training, has raised €5.78 million in growth funding from Salica Investments to support US market expansion and product innovation. The company, founded in 2017, will use the capital to enhance its content library, deepen analytics capabilities, and strengthen infrastructure for delivering clinical training to healthcare professionals and students. With this funding, OMS is positioned to expand into US health systems and academic institutions while continuing to develop AI-driven simulation scenarios.Pulse 2.0Oxford Medical Simulation: £5 Million Raised To Expand Immersive Clinical Training PlatformOxford Medical Simulation raised £5 million in growth financing from Salica Investments to expand its immersive clinical simulation platform. The funds will support scaling across U.S. health systems and academic institutions, and developing AI-driven scenarios and analytics. The company aims to improve clinical readiness amid healthcare staffing challenges.The Next WebOxford Medical Simulation secures £5M growth financingOxford Medical Simulation, a London-based healthtech company providing VR simulation training for healthcare professionals, has raised £5 million in growth financing from Salica Investments. The funding will support expansion into US health systems and academic institutions, as well as investment in AI-driven simulation scenarios, learning analytics, and workflow tooling. The company, which currently delivers over 35,000 simulations per month and cites a 74% reduction in costs compared to traditional simulation methods, is deepening its US presence as that market has become the primary target for this latest round.EU-StartupsOxford Medical Simulation secures €5.78 million to tackle healthcare training gap with virtual realityOxford Medical Simulation (OMS), a UK startup specializing in virtual reality healthcare training, secured €5.78 million in growth funding from UK-based Salica Investments. The funds will be used to expand OMS's presence in US healthcare and academic institutions, and to develop new AI-driven training products.FoundersTodayOxford Medical Simulation raises €5.78M to expand VR-based healthcare training platformOxford Medical Simulation has raised €5.78 million in growth funding from Salica Investments, a UK-based investment firm, to support its next phase of expansion. The capital will fund the company's entry into the United States market and enhance its VR-based clinical training platform with AI-driven scenarios and improved learning analytics. Oxford Medical Simulation, founded in 2017 and previously raised €10.9 million in a 2024 Series A round, develops virtual reality training systems for healthcare professionals and medical students.OxfordmedicalsimulationOxford Medical Simulation Raises £5 MillionOxford Medical Simulation (OMS), a UK-based provider of immersive clinical simulation for healthcare and academic institutions, has secured £5 million in growth financing from Salica Investments, a UK-based investment firm. The funding will enable OMS to scale its presence in US health systems and academic institutions, invest in AI-driven scenarios, learning analytics, and workflow tools, and expand its content and analytics capabilities. OMS works with hospitals, health systems, and universities across the US, UK, and internationally to provide AI-driven clinical simulation training.BebeezOxford Medical Simulation secures €5.78 million to tackle healthcare training gap with virtual reality – BeBeez InternationalOxford Medical Simulation (OMS), a UK-based healthcare training startup, has secured €5.78 million in growth funding from Salica Investments to expand its presence in US health systems and academic institutions while investing in AI-driven scenario development and learning analytics tools. The company, founded in 2017, previously raised €10.9 million in a Series A round in 2024. The funding will support product innovation and infrastructure improvements to deliver safer, more effective clinical training through VR simulations.PR NewswireMedical Simulation Market worth $7.23 billion by 2030 | MarketsandMarkets™MarketsandMarkets™ forecasts the global medical simulation market to grow from USD 3.50 billion in 2025 to USD 7.23 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of 15.6%. The report highlights that North America dominated the market with a 42.6% share in 2024, driven by investments in mobile simulation technology and rural healthcare training programs, while the virtual patient simulation segment is expected to record the highest growth rate during the forecast period. Key recent developments include Oxford Medical Simulation's USD 12.6 million Series A funding raise in January 2024 and the June 2024 launch of India's first VR nurse training laboratory by MediSim VR and KD Hospital, underscoring strong market confidence and innovation in the sector.PR NewswireMedical Simulation Market worth $7.23 billion by 2030 | MarketsandMarkets™MarketsandMarkets™ projects the Medical Simulation Market to grow from USD 3.50 billion in 2025 to USD 7.23 billion by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of 15.6%. North America dominated the market with a 42.6% share in 2024, driven by investments in mobile simulation technology and rural healthcare training, while virtual patient simulation is expected to record the highest CAGR of 16.6% during the forecast period. Private funding is accelerating innovation in the sector, exemplified by Oxford Medical Simulation's USD 12.6 million Series A funding round in January 2024 to expand its VR-based training platform.LluSchool of Nursing uses virtual reality to prepare future nurse practitioners and nurses for real-world scenariosLoma Linda University School of Nursing has integrated virtual reality simulation technology from Oxford Medical Simulation into its curriculum, providing students with immersive, lifelike clinical scenarios that replicate real-world healthcare pressures. The VR program allows nursing students to practice assessing patients, leading emergency responses, and making critical decisions without risk to actual patients, addressing gaps in traditional clinical rotations where rare situations may not occur. Faculty members report that students demonstrate improved confidence and clinical decision-making after repeated VR sessions, with built-in feedback systems identifying areas for improvement after each simulation.