Digital learning for medical device companies

Devices are complex. Learning them shouldn’t be.

Hands holding a tablet that shows interactive learning about a medical device

Courses we’ve built for

One device.
Different roles. Different learning priorities.

A medical device shown half as a photograph and half as a technical wireframe

Roles

Learning focus

Clinical operators

Safe operation

Sales & distribution

Product positioning

Application specialists

Demos & onboarding

Service engineers

Installation & service

The same device means different work for every role.

We shape each learning path around the depth, language, examples, and practice that role needs.

The learning goal shapes the format.

From product knowledge to hands-on interface practice, every piece is shaped around the role, the source material, and the system you already use.

Digital courses

A digital course interface with lesson navigation, a device illustration, and a progress panel

Software & interface
simulations

A simulated medical software interface with a live waveform and a guided click target

Video & animation

Video still: a clinician operating a medical device at the bedside
Icons for localization, accessibility, and LMS delivery

Localization and accessibility across every format.

Ready for your existing LMS.

Our work,
in practice.

SCHILLER × Progress One

Courses and explainer videos for sales, technical service, and clinical users across the SCHILLER portfolio.

Working with SCHILLER since 2020

50

Courses

21 Sales
15 Technical service
14 Clinical users

30

Explainer videos

24

Products and systems

6

Course languages

A selection from 30 explainer videos

Procedures and equipment use, explained.

Video still: resting 12-lead and Holter 3-lead electrode setups

Holter Monitoring

Electrode placement for resting and Holter setups.

Video still: lung volumes measured during a spirometry test

Spirometry explained

Lung volumes measured during a test.

Start with what you have.
We’ll take it from there.

A device, source material, an existing course, or simply a goal - any of these is enough to begin.

  1. 01 Review what exists
  2. 02 Shape the learning
  3. 03 Build, review, test
  4. 04 Deliver LMS-ready

Tell us where you are.