Episode Guest: Kevin Marti
Founder, President, CEO, Intelligent Video Solutions

Kevin Marti is the founder, president, and CEO of Intelligent Video Solutions. Since launching IVS in 2013, he has led the company in building VALT, a platform designed to make video a powerful yet easy-to-use tool for training, research, and evidence across higher education, healthcare, and government. In this conversation, Kevin shares how simplicity, reliability, and creativity drive meaningful outcomes with video technology, and why he believes thinking beyond traditional use cases is the key to unlocking its full potential.

In this episode of On Record, hosts Andy Simmons and Mike Anzalone speak with Danny Opperman, Director of Clinical Simulation Education at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Danny shares how simulation has evolved from his early days in EMS to a core component of medical and nursing education. He discusses how video recording enhances debriefing, assessment, and competency-based learning across PCOM’s three campuses, and explores the potential of AI in developing simulation cases and supporting standardized patient encounters. Danny also reflects on his ongoing research using simulation to strengthen leadership and soft skills within EMS.

Episode Guest: Mark Jones
Director of Simulation Technical Operations, Center for Medical Simulation

Mark Jones is the Director of Simulation Technical Operations at the Center for Medical Simulation, where he helps lead innovative approaches to healthcare education through video and technology. With a background in videography, editing, and live media production, Mark has spent years designing and optimizing video systems to support clinical training and team-based learning. In his work at CMS, he emphasizes usability, learner safety, and the power of video to drive reflection, debriefing, and shared mental models among healthcare professionals.