Meet the CSP Team

Student Interns

Laila Fackie

Simulation Intern

Laila Fackie is an undergraduate student at UW–Madison studying biology. After completing her degree, she hopes to pursue a career in medicine, with a particular interest in pediatrics or orthopedics. Laila brings her excitement to develop new skills and learn more about health care to the CSP team. She looks forward to gaining more knowledge regarding health care procedures, along with interacting with a diverse range of health care professionals.

Bella Flowers

Simulation Intern

Bella Flowers is an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison studying kinesiology and neurobiology on a pre-med track. She plans to pursue an MD-PhD and a career focused on improving the lives of children with disabilities through both patient care and research. As a CSP intern, she looks forward to learning more about clinical procedures and the role of simulation in health care education.

Wylie Liu

Surgical Simulation Intern

Wylie Liu is a sophomore at the University of Wisconsin–Madison majoring in biomedical engineering on the biomechanics track, with plans to pursue a double major in data science. On a pre-health academic path, Wylie is interested in exploring both clinical and research-oriented futures, with long-term goals that may include medical or graduate school. He is particularly drawn to the intersection of artificial intelligence, biomedical engineering, and medicine, especially how emerging technologies can enhance clinical decision-making in fields such as radiology and surgery. Through the Clinical Simulation Program, Wylie looks forward to gaining hands-on experience, engaging with diverse medical specialties, and seeing firsthand how simulation-based education shapes the training of future health care professionals.

Arnav Mahajan

Simulation Intern

Arnav Mahajan is an undergraduate student at UW–Madison majoring in neurobiology with certificates in Entrepreneurship and Health and the Humanities. He plans to attend medical school after his undergraduate studies and hopes to become a physician. Arnav looks forward to gaining hands-on experience with medical simulation, gaining insight into diverse medical procedures, and developing a strong understanding of how medical simulation revolutionizes medical education.

Gabrielle Nemerow

Simulation Intern

Gabrielle is currently an undergraduate student at UW–Madison pursuing a bachelor of science degree in health promotion and health equity on the pre-physician’s assistant track. Gabrielle is eager to pursue a career in the health care field as a PA and hopes to promote and improve the health and well-being of her community. Being a student intern for the clinical simulation program will allow her to explore different fields and specialties that will aid in discovering her future career. She is particularly excited to understand the different technology, procedures, and communication that is necessary for each simulation.

Gia Shah

Simulation Intern

Gia is an undergraduate student at UW–Madison, studying biology and global health. She hopes to attend medical school and become a physician or surgeon. She knows that the Clinical Simulation Program will give her a better understanding of clinical procedures and how they can change lives. In her free time, Gia enjoys biking, working out, and trying new foods.

Iulia Stuleanu

Simulation Intern

Iulia Stuleanu is an undergraduate student at UW–Madison studying biology and Spanish with a certificate in global health. She is passionate about public health, humanitarian aid, and applying science to real-world health challenges. Iulia plans to become a physician who works at the intersection of medicine, culture, and community care. Through her internship with the Clinical Simulation Program, she looks forward to gaining hands-on experience with clinical procedures, deepening her understanding of health care systems, and collaborating with professionals from diverse medical backgrounds. In her free time, Iulia enjoys volunteering in Spanish communities, learning about global cultures, and exploring connections between language and health care access.

Reagan Wahnschaffe

Simulation Intern

Reagan Wahnschaffe is an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin–Madison majoring in biology and pursuing certificates in global health and genetics. She is currently exploring both the pre-physician assistant and pre-medical pathways. Reagan looks forward to gaining hands-on experience in clinical settings and learning more about different medical specialties and procedures. Through the Clinical Simulation Program, she is excited to continue growing her knowledge of patient care, developing new skills, and learning how simulation helps prepare health care teams for real clinical experiences.