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Complex Cervical Systems
Explore educational content related to Complex Cervical Systems through video playlists, biomechanical studies, case studies, and interactive modules.
Personalized Learning Journeys: Chest Wall Fixation, Deformity Correction, Foot & Ankle
Advance your education with Johnson & Johnson Institute's personalized learning journeys! These journeys consist of flagship and regional hands-on courses, peer-to-peer connects, virtual reality procedural sessions, live surgery broadcasts and online content brought to you anytime, anywhere.
VELYS™ Enabling Tech
Learn more about connected technologies powered by data insights before, during, and after surgery, designed to elevate the orthopaedic experience.
Johnson & Johnson Nursing
At Johnson & Johnson, everything we do is about changing the trajectory of human health and well-being. Which is why, for over a century, we’ve been proud advocates for the nursing professionals who change and save lives, every day. Giving nurses support and recognition is one of the most effective ways of empowering them to improve health for everyone, everywhere.
Johnson & Johnson advocates for a world where nurses are empowered, recognized, and valued as critical change-makers in the trajectory of health for humanity.
Visit nursing.jnj.com to be inspired and learn more about how to become a nurse, about nursing schools, scholarships and specialties, where nurses are in demand in the US, and first-hand stories from other nurses.
Educational Grants
J&J MedTech is committed to supporting independent educational opportunities for the advancement of medical and scientific understanding in our therapeutic and disease areas of interest.
Each request is evaluated for compliance, available budget, and alignment with the Company’s mission.
AO Foundation
The AO Foundation is a medically guided nonprofit organization based in Davos (CH), led by an international group of surgeons specialized in the treatment of trauma and disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
It was founded in 1958 by a group of surgeons who pioneered a new system of operative fracture fixation that radically improved patients' quality of life.
The first AO Davos Courses were offered in 1960, and now the AO hosts over 830 educational events annually worldwide with over 54,000 participating surgeons.
With a membership of over 20,000 surgeons, operating room personnel, and scientists, and an extensive network of more than 170,000 health care professionals in 124 countries the AO builds on its legacy every day – raising standards in hospitals globally and developing innovative treatments to improve patient outcomes.
