Lisa Rohrig
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Lisa Rohrig, RN, BSN, a graduate of The Ohio State University College of Nursing (1990) began working for the college in the Technology Learning Complex (TLC) in September, 2006. Her nursing background includes cardiology and both pediatric and geriatric home care.
Lisa assumed the role of director of the TLC in September, 2008. Lisa oversees the business processes of the TLC including management of personnel, equipment and supply database, purchasing, scheduling and communication with college faculty and staff. In addition, Lisa assists in providing clinical simulation experiences for nursing students including interprofessional simulations with multiple healthcare professional students at Ohio State.
Lisa is a certified CPR instructor, a member of the Ohio Consortium of Nursing Learning Labs, the International Nursing and Clinical Simulation League and the college's simulation workgroup committee. Lisa is an elected member of the college's Staff Advisory Committee. Lisa has presented at several local, national and international conferences, has organized simulation conferences and formed the networking group - Central Ohio Simulation Users Group (COSUG).
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