Dominion Surgical’s Training Sites initiative signals meaningful progress in the company’s early launch preparation for the Dominion Patient Positioning System (PPS). In a recent LinkedIn update, Dominion Surgical shared that additional sites are nearly ready for visitors, with Boulder and Knoxville listed as next steps and Phase 1 nearing completion.
Why Training Sites Matter for Launch Readiness
For a surgeon-controlled patient positioning system, hands-on education matters. Dominion PPS is designed to let surgeons control operative leg positioning from within the sterile field using a foot pedal, while also supporting functions such as traction, pelvic tilt, and femoral lift. Because the system is intended to fit existing OR tables and streamline workflow, dedicated Training Sites can help surgeon advisors and future users evaluate setup, workflow integration, and practical room use in a structured environment.
Training Sites Support Surgeon-to-Surgeon Education
Dominion Surgical’s update also highlights a collaborative group of surgeon advisors and a “train the trainers” phase. That approach fits the kind of peer-led education many procedural technologies rely on during early adoption. By preparing select sites before broader visitor access, Dominion can create more consistent demonstrations of how the Dominion PPS is designed to support surgeon autonomy, preserve sterile workflow, and reduce reliance on outside operators during key positioning steps.
The Role of Mast Labs in Training Sites Development
Dominion Surgical specifically thanked Mast Labs Surgical Training. Mast Labs describes itself as a bioskills and surgical education facility with multiple training locations, making it a practical collaborator for early-stage procedural education and hands-on product exposure. For Dominion, that kind of partnership can help support consistent site setup, advisor engagement, and launch preparation as visitor-ready Training Sites come online.
What This Means for Dominion Surgical
Dominion Surgical is building an education-first launch pathway around its Dominion PPS, using Training Sites to support surgeon feedback, trainer readiness, and responsible market preparation. As more sites open, this phased approach may help the company introduce its surgeon-controlled patient positioning system with stronger operational consistency and clearer real-world training pathways.
Disclaimer: This content may include images, videos, or information featuring earlier developmental versions of the Dominion Patient Positioning System (PPS) and may not reflect the current state of the device. For the most up-to-date product information, please contact Dominion Surgical directly.
