COURSES
Foundational Training and Mentored Clinical Progression Program
OMNIBOT Academy
Online robotic surgery course.
Learn online. Train as a team. Advance with mentorship.
Three clear routes: surgeons and assisting surgeons, the Robotic Nursing Program, and hospitals. Individual training (online purchase) vs institutional program (by consultation).
SURGICAL TEAM
This is where the whole team trains.
AVAILABLE COURSES
Choose your course
- Surgeons & assisting surgeonsTROGSS-accredited course(opens in a new tab)One online course shared by surgeons and assisting surgeons.
- Robotic Nursing ProgramA separate online course for the robotic operating-room nursing team.
- Hospitals: academic & Turnkey programsInstitutional programs discussed with your hospital — no direct purchase.
The online course for surgeons and assisting surgeons is a TROGSS-accredited course (The Robotic Global Surgical Society). The accreditation belongs to the course: it does not automatically certify each participant and does not grant clinical privileges. See the TROGSS accreditation(opens in a new tab)
- 12 months to complete the program from enrollment.
- Classroom access does not expire automatically at 12 months.
- Keeping access does not extend the academic period; extensions require a request and approval under the agreement.
- The online tuition is not the total cost: simulator, laboratory, bedside, console and hospital activities are arranged and charged separately, subject to availability and institutional approval.
- The agreement includes academic mentorship, progress review and administrative coordination.
- Enrollment does not grant clinical privileges, permission to operate or independent practice.
The online course for surgeons and assisting surgeons and the Robotic Nursing Program are taught in English, and their checkout and enrollment agreement are in English. The hospital course, currently in preparation, will be taught entirely in Spanish (14 modules, 79 entries: lessons, workshops, reference materials and evaluation); it is available by institutional inquiry only.
Participant sign-in(opens in a new tab)- Online robotic surgery course
- Skills route: simulation & dry lab
- Supervised bedside & console practice
- Phase IV mentorship
- Fast-track eligibility
- Surgeons & assistants
- Nursing, scrub & circulating teams
- Anesthesia
- Clinical engineering
- Operational readiness, governance & onboarding
SURGEONS & ASSISTANTS
For professionals
The online course is the first phase of the program. It opens on the Academy’s course platform.
Empowering Every Surgeon with Tomorrow's Technology.
Explore OMNIBOT Academy’s full training pathway and accelerated / fast-track pathway for professionals with prior robotic surgery training. Confirm the current syllabus, entry requirements and assessment arrangements directly with the Academy. Training information does not guarantee operative participation, certification or hospital privileges.
The Era of Equal Access to Surgical Education Has Begun.
FREE LESSONS
Try the course
Three original free lessons from the OMNIBOT Academy course. Audio in English; the lessons page is localized.
TRAINING PATHWAY
Four phases, from online to mentored practice
Foundational Training and Mentored Clinical Progression Program, as defined in the integrated Buyer’s Kit.
What you do
- Theoretical foundations
- Console, platform and instrumentation
- Docking and undocking
- OR preparation
- Team roles
- Safety
- Academic evaluation
Next step · Pass the academic evaluation to move on to Phase II.
What you do
- Simulator training
- Hand–eye coordination
- Instrument handling
- Dissection and suture exercises
- Team coordination and contingencies
Next step · Complete the skills evaluation to move on to Phase III.
What you do
- Bedside assistance, docking and patient preparation
- Case documentation
- Mentor evaluation
Next step · With the mentor’s evaluation, continue to Phase IV at your hospital.
What you do
- Supervised console time
- Case documentation
- Mentor evaluation
Next step · With the mentor’s evaluation, continue to Phase IV at your hospital.
Bedside and Console are role branches, not mandatory steps for everyone. Completing a phase does not grant qualification or privileges automatically.
What you do
- Individually evaluated encounters
- Procedure-specific development
Next step · Your hospital decides clinical authorization and privileges.
3 reference sites · More sites coming soon
Phases II and III take place at OMNIBOT reference hospitals. Site details are shared with each confirmed participant.
Clinical authorization is institutional: the receiving hospital grants privileges and authorizes cases.
Eligibility and place in each phase are confirmed by the Academy; no case number or operative role is guaranteed.
CURRICULUM
Curriculum Overview
- 01
Fundamentals of robotic surgery
- 02
System interface and configuration
- 03
Virtual simulation — confirm current hours and assessment requirements
- 04
Dry and wet laboratory training — subject to program requirements and availability
- 05
Operating-room observation — subject to institutional authorization and availability
- 06
Assisted clinical cases — only if permitted for the participant and institution
- 07
Supervised primary cases — only if qualified and locally permitted; no case allocation is guaranteed
- 08
Assessment — confirm the current theory and practical requirements with the Academy
PRIOR EXPERIENCE
Fast-track
Full Training Pathway
A comprehensive program integrating theory and simulation.
Laboratory work and any clinical observation or supervised participation depend on qualification, availability, patient consent, institutional rules and local regulation.
Accelerated / Fast-Track Pathway
For professionals with prior robotic surgery training, subject to eligibility assessment.
The Academy must confirm recognition of prior learning and the required training and assessments for each participant.
ACADEMIC TRACKING
Learning, progress & evaluation
Learning
Online modules first, then the practical phases at reference hospitals and your own hospital.
Progress
Mentor assessments and Phase IV milestones are recorded in OMNIBOT 360°. Linking the online course record is coming soon.
Evaluation
An academic evaluation closes Phase I; skills and mentor evaluations close the practical phases.
COURSE ACCREDITATION
Academic context
The accelerated pathway is subject to assessment of prior robotic training. The online course for surgeons and assisting surgeons is a TROGSS-accredited course (The Robotic Global Surgical Society); confirm the current scope, validity and renewal terms on TROGSS's accreditation page. The accreditation belongs to the course and does not automatically certify each participant. Course completion alone does not confer licensure or permission to operate.
HOSPITALS
For hospitals: train the whole team
A robotic program is a team. Each role has its own training track; tracks that are not open yet are marked “Coming soon”.
- Available
Surgeons & assisting surgeons
Online course plus Phases II–IV, coordinated with your hospital.
- Available
Robotic Nursing Program
A separate online course for the robotic OR nursing team: scrub & circulating.
- Coming soon
Anesthesia
A training track for the anesthesia team within the robotic program.
- Coming soon
Clinical engineering
Technical readiness of the platform. On site, the On-Site Activation Team engineer works alongside your team.
- Part of Adopción Express
Operational readiness
Room, workflow and first-case readiness with the On-Site Activation Team.
- Part of Adopción Express
Governance & onboarding
Council, operating manual and onboarding of new surgeons through the Turnkey program.
INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS
The programs behind hospital training
Named programs from the integrated Buyer’s Kit. Scope and calendar are agreed with each hospital.
OMNIBOT Turnkey™ Implementation Program
Defines roles, the council and operational integration; sets launch gates; tracks quality and KPIs; plans scaling.
OMNIBOT On-Site Activation Team
An engineer and a clinical specialist / expert nurse: installation, calibration and technical readiness, plus coaching of the OR team.
Open Access Training Program
The program’s training access model (Buyer’s Kit document D6), so more of the hospital’s surgeons can enter the pathway.
Platform Saturation Program
Grows the base of active surgeons and the system’s utilization toward sustainable return. No case volume is guaranteed.
Institutional Robotic Surgery Council
The hospital body that decides privileges and case authorization.
Operational and Regulatory Manual
The day-to-day rules of the robotic program (Buyer’s Kit document D3).
Robotic Preoperative Validation
A documented check before robotic cases, within the program’s operating rules.
ASI · Academy of Surgical Innovation
Producer of the official OMNIBOT Academy 360° video shown on this page.
Experience Robotic Surgery in 360°
An immersive OMNIBOT Academy training experience. This educational video is not proof of clinical outcomes or a complete demonstration of the OMNIBOT MP 1000 product.
Official Vimeo video cover — Academy of Surgical Innovation
Frequently asked questions
Original program description · Phase 1 · Theory & simulation
Review robotic surgery fundamentals, system interface and simulation objectives. Confirm the syllabus, required hours, assessment criteria and entry requirements with the Academy before enrollment.
Original program description · Phase 2 · Laboratory preparation
Dry and wet laboratory activities depend on the current course, facilities and participant eligibility. Confirm instrument handling, team communication, emergency workflows and how proficiency is assessed.
Original program description · Phase 3 · Conditional clinical exposure
Observation, assisted cases or supervised participation require suitable qualifications, patient consent, institutional authorization and local regulatory permission. No exact number of cases, operative role, credential or hospital privilege is guaranteed. The three phases are an educational grouping of existing curriculum, not a claim about an independently verified accreditation standard.
Fast-track & TROGSS documentation
The accelerated pathway is subject to assessment of prior robotic training. The online course for surgeons and assisting surgeons is a TROGSS-accredited course (The Robotic Global Surgical Society); confirm the current scope, validity and renewal terms on TROGSS's accreditation page. The accreditation belongs to the course and does not automatically certify each participant. Course completion alone does not confer licensure or permission to operate.
What must be confirmed before enrolling?
Confirm all training-hour and case targets with the Academy before enrollment. The online course for surgeons and assisting surgeons is a TROGSS-accredited course (The Robotic Global Surgical Society). The accreditation belongs to the course and does not automatically certify each participant. Any completion document, issuing body, validity period and renewal requirements must be confirmed in the current program terms. Course completion alone does not grant licensure, clinical privileges or permission to operate: these remain subject to professional qualifications, institutional decisions and local regulator rules.
ENROLLMENT & INQUIRIES
Start online. Grow as a team.
Professionals access the online course; hospitals plan training for the whole team.