Bring device education closer to clinical practice

Mentice helps Medical Device Industry professional education teams create structured, device-specific learning experiences for physicians and interventional teams.

Use virtual and physical simulation to connect product knowledge with anatomy, workflow, procedural decision-making, and hands-on device interaction across workshops, training centers, field programs, and remote formats.

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Three physicians training on a virtual reality simulator to enhance their procedural skills

Connect product knowledge to procedural context

Clinical experience remains the foundation of interventional expertise. Professional education adds value when new devices, workflows, and procedural considerations can be explored in a structured environment around that experience.

Simulation provides a controlled, repeatable way to bring device handling, anatomy, imaging, workflow, and selected scenarios into the same learning experience. It also gives Medical Device Industry teams a practical framework for creating consistent education while adapting programs to different audiences, settings, and stages of device use.

The role of Mentice is to support professional expertise with relevant experience, not replace it.

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Built around your education program

Mentice works with professional education, product, clinical, and regional stakeholders to shape the learning experience around the device, audience, setting, and educational objective.

1

Define the objective

Clarify the device, audience, procedural context, learning objectives, delivery setting, and role simulation should play.

2

Design the learning experience

Select the virtual or physical approach, anatomy, scenarios, device integration, content, and measurement relevant to the objective.

3

Build and review

Review the experience with the customer team and relevant clinical experts, then refine the content and setup around their feedback.

4

Prepare faculty and teams

Support onboarding, materials, and practical setup for instructors, clinical specialists, and regional teams delivering the program.

5

Deploy and refine

Use program feedback to keep the experience relevant as devices, audiences, and educational needs evolve.

Build professional education around your device

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