Each HelpMeSee training session is structured to cover specific tasks and training objectives, help trainees progress through the various stages of skills acquisition until they become competent at each on an individual level, and then move on to mastering the entire surgery process. This is accomplished by presenting scenarios and then guiding students through the necessary learning objectives.

To accomplish this, the instructor and trainees use the HelpMeSee Simulation-Based Learning System (SBLS) that enriches the study experience with a wide range of features such as:

a thoughtfully designed, pre-configured library of surgical task scenarios

a wide range of artificial training tools

the ability to monitor performance continually and receive real-time alerts

a recording of each trainee’s attempt on a wide range of diagnostic parameters

In summary, the trainees enrolled in HelpMeSee courses are offered an unparalleled environment that is safe, learner-centric, realistic and focused on skill building with optimal support to make the learning experience highly efficient and effective. This approach allows students to acquire surgical competence that may otherwise take months and possibly several years to develop and are often beyond the reach of many aspiring surgeons.