Master Life-Changing Procedures with Evidence-Based Cadaver Lab Training
Our advanced cadaver lab delivers the most anatomically accurate training environment for medical device innovation.
Physicians master complex procedures in realistic surgical conditions, accelerating device adoption and improving patient outcomes.
Fully equipped operating suites with flexible multi-station configurations
Laparoscopic towers with complete scope and light source systems
Conference rooms accommodating 8-30 participants with integrated AV systems
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Why Cadaver Lab Training Transforms Device Success
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Identify Regulatory Pathways Early
Bioskills can be the initial entry point by identifying the regulatory pathway as you work through feasibility. Our cadaver lab helps establish clear development direction from the start.
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Fine-Tune Protocols
Helps explore different approaches to testing your device. Bioskills help work out any kinks before moving into formal testing, saving time and reducing development costs.
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Build Physician Confidence
Real-world surgical environments in our cadaver lab across all specialties. Physicians gain hands-on experience with anatomically accurate models.
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Most Accurate Patient Simulation
Cadaver simulates a patient in the most accurate environment. Cadaver represents your patient yesterday, today and tomorrow—providing unmatched training realism.
State-of-the-Art Cadaver Lab Facilities
What we Offer
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Operating Suites
- OR 1: 405.64 sq ft
- OR 2: 405.43 sq ft
- OR 4: 610.85 sq ft
- 1 full cardiac cath laboratory
- OR beds, lights and general instrumentation
- Multiple stations per OR depending on specimen size
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Advanced Imaging for Cadaver Lab
- Dedicated CT unit
- 2 mobile OEC 9900 C-Arms with vascular packages
- 1 ultrasound (VIVID I)
- 3-D ultrasound capabilities
- 4 laparoscopic towers with scopes and light sources
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Cadaver Lab Support Systems
- Specialty/disposable supplies sourced for your program
- Surgical microscopes available on request
- IVUS systems
- MRIs can be sourced or rented
- Custom equipment sourcing for device-specific training
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Conference & Documentation
- Large conference room (30+ people classroom style)
- Medium conference room (18-20 people)
- Small conference room (8 people boardroom style)
- State-of-the-art AV system for didactics
- Operating room audio and video can be monitored from the conference rooms
- Viewing or recording procedures
Simulators vs Cadaver vs Animal Models
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Benchtop Simulators
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Beginning stages of development function
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Not ready for cadaver or animal
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Cost-effective early testing
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Cadaver Lab Training ⭐
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Understanding device mechanics and anatomy
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Most accurate patient environment
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Represents your patient yesterday, today and tomorrow
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Animal Models
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When tissue reaction is necessary
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A beating heart is needed
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Living tissue response
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R&D
Early research and development activities in our cadaver lab environment, allowing device testing and concept validation with anatomically accurate models.
In Vivo Feasibility / Proof of Concept
Demonstrate device functionality and gather preliminary data in realistic anatomical conditions using our cadaver lab facilities.
Physician / Allied Healthcare / KOL Training
Comprehensive training programs for physicians, allied healthcare professionals, and key opinion leaders in our cadaver lab.
Medical Students / Residents / Fellows Education
Educational programs for medical students, residents, and fellows across surgical and interventional specialties using cadaver lab resources.
Voice of the Customer
Gather direct user feedback during hands-on cadaver lab sessions to understand real-world device performance and user needs.
Human Factors Studies
Conduct user-device interaction studies in realistic procedural environments within our cadaver lab setting.
Perfused Cadavers
Advanced perfusion systems enhance the realism of vascular procedures in our cadaver lab, providing more lifelike training conditions.
Voiding Models
Specialized model development for urological device training and validation in our cadaver lab environment.
Moulage (Creating Wounds)
Realistic wound creation techniques for trauma training and emergency procedure education in cadaver lab settings.
Thrombosis Models
Specialized models for stroke intervention and thrombectomy device training within our cadaver lab facilities.
Evening & Weekend Training Available
We recognize scheduling challenges with physicians, therefore we do work evenings and weekends, which allow them to manage both clinic and their educational needs in our cadaver lab.
Customer Experience Support
If you require assistance with transportation, hotel accomodations and catering needs, we have a Customer Experience team that can help with this for your cadaver lab program.
Location Advantages
Hartsfield International airport is 15 minutes from our cadaver lab facility, making travel convenient for participants from around the world.
Train Without Limits—Equipped, Flexible & Built for Real-World Readiness
Our Atlanta bioskills facility removes the friction from physician training and device validation. State-of-the-art imaging, flexible scheduling, and custom equipment sourcing mean your team practices on their terms.
Stream Live Procedures Across Surgical Suites
Our AV system connects three ORs and a dedicated cath lab to three conference rooms in real time. Didactic sessions flow directly into live demonstrations, cutting training cycles and accelerating device consensus.
Schedule When Surgeons Can Attend
We operate evenings and weekends so physicians balance clinic commitments with hands-on training. Your key opinion leaders get the repetition they need to bring life-changing devices to patients with confidence.
Image Everything, Source Anything
A dedicated CT unit and two mobile OEC 9900 C-Arms with vascular packages deliver comprehensive imaging on-site. Our sourcing team procures or rents device-specific equipment within 48 hours, eliminating logistics delays.
The Cadaver Training Experts Behind Your Success
Rhonda Lynch
Sr. Manager of Pre-Clinical Training & Education, Preclinical Services
Rhonda Lynch serves as the Sr. Manager of Pre-Clinical Training & Education at Veranex, bringing over 15 years of experience in project management, finance, business operations, and administration. With a strong background in the medical device industry, [he/she/they] has excelled as a Clinical & Educational Program Manager, demonstrating expertise in medical devices, biotechnology, and collaboration with surgeons. Rhonda holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Columbia Southern University and is a Certified Surgical Technologist from Chattahoochee Technical College. In addition to her management responsibilities, she has significant experience in cadaveric anatomical dissection and specimen processing, further enhancing her contributions to the field.
Case Studies
Proven Impact in Cadaver Training

Phase 1 Pharmacokinetic Protocol QC Review
Situation
Client needed comprehensive QC review of a Phase 1 clinical study protocol under urgent deadlines to ensure regulatory compliance and submission readiness. Challenges included:
- Stringent timeline constraints requiring rapid yet thorough review
- Complex Phase 1 PK protocol demanding precise technical accuracy
- External collaboration coordination with medical writer
- Comprehensive content verification including Schedule of Assessments
Successes
- Client satisfaction achieved - QC review delivery highly appreciated
- Timeline compliance - Met all urgent deadlines through efficient execution
- Protocol accuracy enhanced - Delivered error-free, submission-ready protocol
- Regulatory alignment ensured - All elements met industry standards
- Seamless collaboration established - Effective coordination with external writer
Services by Veranex
- Systematic QC approach with critical content reviews and robust checklists
- Comprehensive technical analysis identifying discrepancies and missing data
- Strategic planning framework to meet urgent timelines
- Definitive revision recommendations for seamless protocol flow
- Schedule of Assessments validation and timing table review

Source Document Processing Challenge Resolution
Situation
Client faced significant delays in regulatory publishing due to monitoring CRO point of contact issues. Challenges included:
- Monitoring CRO had inadequate awareness of scope, causing misinterpretations and delays
- Site-related source documents not provided within defined timelines
- CRO demanded out-of-scope activities from Veranex team
- Approximately 2,000 documents across 91 sites needed USFDA standard processing
Successes
- Document processing completed - Successfully processed ~2,000 documents across 91 sites
- Communication channels established - Efficient workflow between all parties
- Scope clarification achieved - Resolved misunderstandings and timeline delays
- CSR delivery accomplished - Clinical Study Report met regulatory requirements
- Ethical standards maintained - Highest standards throughout resolution process
Services by Veranex
- Comprehensive training on Veranex regulatory publishing process for all stakeholders
- Structured approach with regular meetings and documentation protocols
- Collaborative communication with client stakeholders and monitoring CRO
- Domain expertise application leveraging regulatory publishing knowledge
- Adaptive approach with patience and flexibility tailored to scenario




