Four days built around your hands
A full day of focused didactic grounding, then three days operating on live patients — the deepest surgical experience in the curriculum.
Two participants per instructor means an educator is beside you for every step — not across a lecture hall.
Choose the procedures you most want to perform, so your days are spent building exactly the skills you came for.
You build a clinical plan with your educator before you arrive — so day one starts with intent, not orientation.
The leap models can't give you
You can practice on a model for years and still hesitate on your first real patient. Live surgery closes that gap — the tissue, the bleeding, the decisions in real time — with an educator at your shoulder for every one of them.
You leave having done the work under expert supervision, not just watched it. That's the difference between knowing a protocol and trusting your own hands.
Travel, licensure & what to bring
Travel & documents
Fly into Mexico City (MEX). A valid passport is required; check entry requirements for your nationality well ahead of the dates.
Licensure
Surgery is performed under the course's supervised clinical framework — no Mexican license required. An advisor confirms the details on registration.
What to bring
Loupes and any personal instruments you prefer to operate with; scrubs and surgical supplies are provided on-site.
Plan ahead
Your clinical plan is built with your educator before arrival. Register early so there's time to prepare your cases together.
Travel, entry, and licensure guidance are informational placeholders — final logistics are confirmed by an advisor at registration.
Operate on live patients this fall
Seats are limited by the 2:1 ratio. Reserve your place, and an advisor will help you build your clinical plan.