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Virtual training and education has never been more important. Even before COVID-19, Osso VR identified a training gap for surgeons, nurses, OR staff, and surgical sales reps in North America. They created a technology to address the surgical training gap which uses virtual reality to improve patient outcomes, increase the adoption of higher-value medical technologies and provide access to critical education globally.
On today’s episode of the platform, we discuss the business of Osso VR with its founder and practicing orthopedic surgeon, Justin Barad, MD. Justin chats with Erica and Adam about the evolution of his business from its embryonic phase to its current stage as a growing and well-funded technology company.
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