IPEP Center Director

Interprofessional and Education Practice Center Director, Amy Malheim, interacts with a student in blue scrubs.

Interprofessional and Education Practice Center Director, Amy Malheim, interacts with two students in white coats while working with a simulation mannequin.

Amy Malheim is the Director of Interprofessional Education and Practice Center of The Herbert H. & Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions. Amy received her bachelor's degree in psychology from North Dakota State University and her master's degree in accounting from Ball State University.

Prior to joining CMU, Amy was the program director for a statewide mobile simulation program in North Dakota (SIM-ND) as well as the program administrator for the University of North Dakota’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences’ Simulation Center. She brings her program development and knowledge of simulation and interprofessional education to this position. Amy coordinated with various local, regional, and state entities to ensure all areas of North Dakota were being reached through the mobile simulation program. Within the simulation center, she managed the personnel, both program budgets, and overall collaborations between health professions to integrate simulation education into the university curriculum.

Amy and her husband Jeremy have two children and live in Midland. When not driving around to dance competitions and other school activities, Amy enjoys running and introducing her children to classic movies from her childhood.