Axis Research & Technologies, a cadaver, bioskills labs and surgical training facilities for medical research and education, announced the opening of its fourth location in the United States with a more than 11,000 sq. foot facility in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Headquartered in Irvine, Calif., Axis offers pre-clinical training research, technology lab facilities, services, and support to the medical community.
Bringing necessary resources and support to the growing healthcare community in the area, Axis’ expansive, two-story Chattanooga location provides fully equipped, private surgical suites, a large main lab, fully configurable multi-purpose rooms for didactic trainings, dry labs, lunch & learns and more. Additionally, Axis offers a robust and state-of-the-art, HIPAA compliant tele-training platform for AV, broadcasting, recording and live streaming with the capabilities to reach up to 500 virtual participants around the globe.
Nick Moran, CEO of Axis, said: “Chattanooga is a thriving centre for healthcare innovation, clinical research, and medical device manufacturing. We are excited to be expanding our presence in Tennessee, establishing an advanced technology centre where companies, hospital systems, and educators can gather to evaluate medical device effectiveness, enhance practical skills, and improve potential patient outcomes.”
Clients are free to focus on their medical education, symposium, or surgical training while the professional Axis team manages every detail to make the training a success. Available services include tissue sourcing, specimen preparation, equipment readiness, and room configuration.
Jill Goodwin, COO of Axis, said: “The new Axis location is an answer to the needs of the flourishing hospital sector in and around Chattanooga and Tennessee’s border states. Our goal with every Axis facility is to create client experiences superior to any they’ve experienced elsewhere. We want to exceed all expectations and build lasting relationships with the healthcare-related companies that collaborate with us.”