Episode 4

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9th Jul 2020

Standardizing Surgical Training Through Virtual Reality | Dr Justin Barad

During residency, every surgeon’s worst fear is to enter the professional medical field undertrained and unprepared. The lack of objectivity in the preparation and the insufficient exposure of innovative tools to future surgeons is impacting their delivery. Thanks to the integration of Virtual Reality in the field, many groundbreaking tools are being introduced to surgeons and their pupils in an attempt to standardize education. Today, Dr. Rosie Sendher, along with Dr. Erica Fisk, will sit down to chat with Dr. Justin Barad, who is contributing with his own solution to this problem.

Dr. Justin Barad is the founder and CEO of Osso VR, an innovative surgical training and assessment platform. With a burning passion for medical technology and with the unique experience of practicing surgery in a gorilla, he is convinced that proper education and surgical training should be available for every single resident in the world.


Resources

  • Osso VR: https://ossovr.com/
  • Dr. Death Podcast: https://ossovr.com/


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Medical Matrix
A show dedicated to the relation between medicine, science, and business.
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Rosie Sendher explores the relationship between medicine, science, and business. Join her in this medical and health journey as she speaks with experts on their views regarding emerging innovations, controversial topics, and how to open the door for more collaborations in industries related to their field.

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TJ Bonaventura

I began my podcasting journey in 2016. A friend and I tried to launch a podcast and I couldn't believe how much went into creating a show...crazy right?!? For the last 4 years, I've jumped headfirst in podcasting and have made it my passion and livelihood. Since opening StudioPod in 2018 I've helped companies, writers, professional athletes, doctors, and many others produce their podcasts.