Abstract: Organizing nuclear emergency medical rescue training is an important means to improve the capacity of medical personnel involved and promote their mastery of the disposal process. In view of many deficiencies currently existing in the organization of on-site training, such as high cost of training time and expense, too many constraints, and potential radiation damage, a helmet and handlebased interactive virtual simulation training system is developed, to assist rescue training. The practical experience of the system in recent years is summarized. It has been proven to have significantly improved the rescue training level, and has been playing an important role in promoting the mastery of disposal processes and the improvement of disposal capacities.

Key words: Virtual simulation, Nuclear emergency medical rescue, Training