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When the Johnson & Johnson Institute in Irvine, California, opened in October 2016, it became the first of the company's 26 worldwide medical training facilities to call the West Coast home. Just over a year later, the center has already educated more than 2,000 healthcare professionals, including nurses and over 300 surgeons.
“We can do multiple surgical-based trainings here,” says Christian Patchin, Lab Manager. “When you step into our anatomy lab, it feels like you’re entering a real operating room, complete with suction, OR lights and audiovisual monitors. We’ve used it to perform heart dissections, total joint procedures, spine surgery training and more."
Curious to have a peek at some of its cutting-edge capabilities? We're taking you on a visual tour to see just how the Johnson & Johnson Institute is helping healthcare providers improve how they treat patients every day.
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