Perioperative training, connected

A clear trail from orientation to competency.

SurgiTrail helps hospitals standardize surgical-team onboarding, assign facility-specific learning, document clinical experience, and validate performance with signed preceptor evaluations.

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Built for hospital departmentsRole-based pathwaysTraceable competency records
SurgiTrailDepartment admin

RIVERSIDE MEDICAL CENTER · CVOR

Team readiness

24Active trainees
86%Competency completion
13Ready to validate

CVOR pathway

CABG & valve training
Stage 6 of 8 · Cannulation & bypass

Evaluation queue

4 need reviewSigned evaluations and case logs stay connected.

One platform for the people who train, learn, and lead inside the operating room.

CSTCSFACSARNFARNPA-CAPRNDepartment leadership

Designed around the real workflow

Training that reflects the hospital—not a generic checklist.

Each organization can create department-specific pathways, preserve local standards, and give every role the right responsibilities.

01

Facility-specific learning

Document approved table setups, preference-card workflows, draping practices, procedure sequences, and competency expectations for each hospital.

02

Role-based pathways

Separate CST scrub responsibilities from first-assistant expectations for PA-C, APRN, CSFA, CSA, and RNFA trainees.

03

Visible progress

Department leaders and instructors see assignments, case volume, evaluations, validation status, and areas needing focused support.

A closed-loop training record

Every case becomes an opportunity to teach—and prove growth.

Clinical experience moves through one traceable workflow, from trainee entry through signed evaluation and administrative review.

1

Trainee submits the caseDate, procedure, surgeon, and an approved SurgiTrail preceptor.

2

Preceptor evaluates and signsPerformance rating, coaching comments, attestation, and electronic signature.

3

Administrator reviewsA complete record ready for departmental oversight, printing, PDF, or spreadsheet export.

Evaluation completed

SAMPLE CASE EVALUATION

CABG ×3

Trainee
John Doe, CSFA
Surgeon
Dr. Taylor
Preceptor
Jane Doe, PA-C
Performance
Meets expectations
Maintained exposure and anticipated the anastomotic sequence appropriately.

Electronically signedJane Doe, PA-C
Jul 18, 2026 · 18:05

For hospital leadership

Build consistency without losing professional judgment.

SurgiTrail gives departments structure while keeping competency decisions with qualified instructors and clinical leaders.

  • Hospital and department-level administration
  • Instructor and trainee account invitations
  • Credential-based learning eligibility
  • Assignable modules and competency sign-offs
  • Signed case evaluations and audit-ready exports
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SAMPLE CVOR PATHWAY

CABG & valve foundations

1

Facility-specific table setup

Assigned
2

Patient preparation & draping

Assigned
3

Median sternotomy & exposure

Assigned
4

Internal mammary artery harvest

Available
5

Cannulation & bypass

Available
6

CABG or valve procedure track

Available
7

Separation from bypass & closure

Available

Designed for responsible implementation

Hospital-controlled by design.

Right-person access

Hospital, department, credential, and role determine what each user can see and do.

Clinical governance

Facilities approve their content, validation criteria, and who may evaluate trainees.

Traceable records

Case information, evaluation status, signatures, and administrative review remain connected.

Bring clarity to surgical-team development

Build a stronger trail from first day to independent practice.

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