SIM112: Emergency Operator

Answer the line. Someone is panicking on the other end, and what you ask next matters.

SIM112 puts you in the seat of a 112 medical emergency call-taker. Each call is a fully voiced, branching conversation: you choose what to ask and what to say, and the caller reacts. Get the address and the phone number, keep them calm, recognize what is really happening, guide life-saving maneuvers and send the right ambulance in time.

WHAT YOU WILL TRAIN
• 22 cases: choking, stroke, cardiac arrest with telephone CPR, imminent childbirth, seizures, severe bleeding, anaphylaxis, a baby who is not breathing, chest pain, hypoglycemia, drowning, overdose, a highway crash, electrocution, carbon monoxide, severe asthma in a child, scalds, a postpartum suicidal crisis, a fall with head injury, heat stroke, febrile seizure and an injured hiker.
• Three urgency levels, from life-threatening emergencies to urgent calls.
• Real pressure: the patient can get worse while you hesitate, callers who do not understand you, background noise, a medical alarm that rises with your mistakes, and calls that drop if you never asked for a phone number.
• Dispatch: choose basic life support, advanced life support or a helicopter, and follow the ambulance on the map with its arrival time and road incidents.
• Guided CPR with a 110 bpm metronome.
• A detailed review after every call: what you did well, what to improve and why, with your reaction time for each decision.

BUILT FOR LEARNING
• Fully voiced in English and Spanish, with a language switch.
• Medical content based on public resuscitation and first-aid guidance (ERC, AHA).
• No account, no ads, no data collection. Everything stays on your device.

For ages 15 and up: students, emergency medical technicians in training, first-aid instructors and anyone who wants to know what to do when it counts.

IMPORTANT: SIM112 is a training simulator. It is not an official emergency service and does not replace professional training or medical advice. In a real emergency, call your local emergency number (112 in Europe, 911 in the United States). Voices and sounds are generated with artificial intelligence.