Fast-Track Training: Get Your Team Confident on a Mobile Philips Azurion Lab in One Day
Philips Mobile and Modular Cath Lab Rentals

Why Training Speed Matters
A mobile cath or IR trailer only protects patient care if your staff can operate it from the first case onward. Atlas Medical designed a one-day, on-site training program that mirrors your fixed-room workflow, so technologists, nurses, and physicians feel at home the moment the trailer doors open.
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What the One-Day Program Covers
Morning Session – Console & Workflow Fundamentals
- Philips Azurion Workspace navigation: touch-screen menus, preset recall, and patient registration.
- DoseWise & ClarityIQ settings: how to match your hospital’s ALARA targets.
- Detector positioning and FlexArm angulation for coronary, peripheral, and neuro views.
Midday Hands-On – Live System Walk-Through
- Setting up sterile tables, draping the C-arm, and managing cables inside the trailer footprint.
- Loading stents, balloons, and sheaths exactly as you do in the fixed room.
- Running simulated contrast injections and reviewing cine loops in real time.
Afternoon Session – Multi-Modality Integration
- Connecting IVUS/OCT or FFR consoles via DICOM and HL7.
- Pushing images to PACS and importing prior studies back to the trailer.
- Troubleshooting common network or detector warnings.
Final Check – Mock Case & Q &A
- Team performs a mock PCI or embolization from drape-to-drape.
- Philips applications specialist answers open questions and signs off competency sheets.
Keys to Accelerated Competency
- Unchanged UI: Staff already familiar with Philips will recognise every button and icon.
- Small class size: Sessions capped at eight learners to maximise hands-on time.
- Procedure-based learning: Curriculum built around your most common cases—no generic lectures.
- Printable quick-reference cards: Laminated dose and workflow cheat sheets stay at the console.
- Remote follow-up: A Philips apps specialist is available via Teams for the first week to answer any new questions.
Typical Timeline
- Trailer arrives at 07:00; rigging and power tie-in completed by 10:00.
- Training day starts at 11:00—morning console review, lunch in trailer break area.
- Mock case finished by 16:30; competency sign-off complete.
- First live patient scheduled for 07:30 next morning—team ready and confident.
Common Staff Feedback
- “The touch-screen is exactly like our fixed room—no learning curve.”
- “Cheat sheets on dose settings saved us tons of clicks.”
- “Phone and video calls with the apps specialist caught a workflow hiccup before our first case.”
Set Up Your Training Day
Scroll to the Contact Us form below. In the message field, mention “Philips Training Plan.” We’ll reply within one business day with:
- A detailed hour-by-hour training agenda tailored to your case mix,
- A list of pre-training tasks (log-ins, badge access, network checks), and
- A scheduling link to lock in your preferred training date.
Your patients can’t wait for your staff to adjust—and with a Philips Azurion mobile lab, they don’t have to. Fill out the form and let’s get your team ready in a single day.

Sean Schneider
Mobile Project Manager · Atlas Medical
About the Author
Say hello to Sean Schneider - our Mobile Project Manager at Atlas Medical. Sean has worked in the medical imaging industry for over 20 years, including 10 years with Atlas Medical.
Sean has a knack for making complicated projects simple to understand. Around here, Sean's the man who keeps things moving smoothly.
When Sean isn't helping launch our mobile imaging units at new sites he enjoys spending time with his family, golf, and hockey.
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