Surgical Skills Institute

The Surgical Skills Institute (SI) is an educational-, research- and traninigcenter for surgeons, residents, students and scrub technicians. The project was realized in a close cooperation between Private Clinic Hochrum, Private University for Health Sciences, Medical Informatics and Technology (UMIT/Hall in Tirol), Research Unit for Orthopaedic Sports Medicine and Injury Prevention (OSMI) and the Surgical Skills Institute.

A state-of-the-art laboratory with fully equipped workstations for all arthroscopic and open procedures was established in the premises of the Private Clinic in Hochrum. The Surgical Skills Institute was created for highly efficient and personal trainings in small groups (max. 10 persons) or single trainings and can be booked for workshops, training for OR staff, product development or testing of new implants or instruments, as well as research projects There are video transmission options between the OR, the wetlab and lecture halls (20 to 120 places). Human fresh frozen and dummy specimens are available.

As the laboratory is located right on the level under the surgical section of the private clinic, it combining observation of procedures with internationally renowed surgeons and real hands-on training may open a highly attractive option for trainings. The same surgeons and many more from the international network are available as instructors for trainings, courses and workshops.

Surgical Skills Innovation - Christian Fink

“At the Surgical Skills Institute we can now work on-site in a more qualitative and time-saving way, do not have to travel that far and are no longer dependent on partially poorly equipped facilities.”

Christian Fink
Specialist in orthopedics and traumatology
Specialist in Trauma Surgery and Sports Traumatology

News & Press

Overview of events in 2019!

This past year, 2019, was very successful for the Surgical Skills Institute. We were able to convincingly showcase the SI Lab philosophy to medical companies and to offer numerous events for groups with varying numbers of participants. SI Lab participants were enthusiastic about the successful exchange of practical experience between experts on different topics.
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The future of medicine

Surgical training, development and testing of new technologies and instruments: A piece of the medical future begins at the Surgical Skills Institute. Three questions for Univ.-Prof. Dr. Christian Fink and Priv.-Doz. Dr. Sepp Braun, head of the Surgical Skills Institute.
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Surgical Skills - labor-fortschrit

A laboratory for medical progress

In the private clinic in Hochrum, a research and operations laboratory that is uniquely equipped in Austria has settled, the Surgical Skills Institute. It combines research, education and training facilities for surgeons, students and operating room staff.
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Getting here

Surgical Skills Institute GmbH

Lärchenstraße 41, 6063 Rum
+43 512 234-0
+43 664 88 451 158
info@surgicalskills.institute

From Innsbruck, drive along along “Dörferstrasse” street, which is accessible via the motorway exits “Hall-West” or “Innsbruck-Ost.” Free parking spaces (also for accompanying persons and visitors) are available.

The Hochrum Private Clinic is easily accessible via public transport.
Bus line A runs from Innsbruck city centre to Hochrum and stops directly in front of the Hochrum Private Clinic (only take buses marked “Sanatorium”).

Bus lines D and E also run from Innsbruck and Hall to Hochrum respectively. Alight below the private clinic on Dörferstrasse street, though from there it is still about 300 meters uphill. Bus line A is therefore recommended for older or disabled visitors and patients.

The Hochrum Private Clinic is accessible from Innsbruck Main Train Station by bus (the cheapest way to reach the clinic is to take a bus from the bus station) or by taxi (costs approx. € 15).

Taxi is the most convenient way to reach the Hochrum Private Clinic from the airport (costs approx. €20). Alternatively, take the bus to the city centre and change there to a bus heading towards Hochrum.