Eligibility: Limited to 10 clinicians (medical, nursing, allied health) and 10 biomedical engineers/designers.
Course Directors: Dr Michael Wagels, HBI Clinical Director, and Mathilde Desselle, HBI General Manager.
A 5 days intensive course to equip you with the essential skills to kick-off your clinically applied 3D printing journey.
The course will focus on the latest clinical and engineering advances in the space, as well as practical hands-on time where you will learn to segment medical images of bony structure and soft tissue, computer-aided design essentials, and an array of 3D printing techniques. The course also includes a design competition where mentors will work with you to create a device that will help you solve hardware challenges encountered in clinical practice.
Course outline:
- From medical imaging to 3D object
- Segmenting anatomical structures
- Advanced manufacturing and biomaterials
- 3D bioprinting
- Introduction to organoids
- 3D printing for education and surgery
- Working in virtual reality (VR)
- Medical device design challenge
- Point-of-care 3D printing
- A Metro North Health Certificate of Completion will be issued to participants.