Disc Preservation: Regenerative Strategies for Lumbar & Thoracic Disc Disease
Dr. Christopher L. Robinson
Explore the Implementation Weekend
A successful orthobiologics program requires more than knowing where to place a needle. It requires the ability to visualize anatomy, perform procedures with confidence, and create the systems necessary to integrate those treatments into everyday practice.
Dr. Christopher L. Robinson
Explore the Implementation WeekendDr. Eliot Hu
Explore the Implementation WeekendLead Faculty TBD
Explore the Implementation WeekendDr. Larry Balle
Explore the Implementation WeekendDr. Thomas Buchheit
Explore the Implementation Weekend
An Implementation Weekend is a three-day educational experience connecting procedural skill development, clinical application, and practice implementation. Each day offers a distinct area of focus while contributing to the broader weekend experience.
Physicians may attend one day, combine two days, or participate in the full three-day weekend based on their individual educational and practice goals.
Implementation Weekends are designed for physicians at different stages of regenerative medicine practice, from those preparing to integrate regenerative medicine into their clinical setting to experienced clinicians seeking to advance their procedural skills, clinical decision-making, and practice implementation.
No. While the full Implementation Weekend is designed as a connected learning experience, each day may be attended individually. Clinicians can register for the full weekend or select the individual intensive that best aligns with their educational and practice goals.
Friday features Advanced MSK Ultrasound, a focused training experience centered on musculoskeletal ultrasound skills, scanning techniques, anatomy and pathology correlation, and image acquisition.
Saturday is the Clinical Intensive, providing focused, hands-on clinical education through cadaver-based training, image-guided procedural instruction, and applied clinical learning designed to advance procedural skills and clinical confidence.
Yes. Each day of the Implementation Weekend may be attended individually, allowing physicians to select the intensive that best aligns with their educational and practice goals. Clinicians may attend Friday, Saturday, or Sunday as a standalone experience, combine any two days, or participate in the full three-day Implementation Weekend for the most comprehensive experience.
Attendance on prior days is not required to participate in an individual intensive.
After registration, a member of the XCELL Learning Center Medical Education team will connect with you to learn more about your clinical background, educational goals, and areas of interest. This conversation helps ensure your selected program aligns with your experience and objectives and allows the team to provide guidance as you prepare for the Implementation Weekend.
All Implementation Weekends take place at the XCELL Learning Center in Clearwater, Florida. Nearby hotels are recommended here.
Your first Implementation Weekend is complimentary for qualified healthcare providers. After your first attended event, registration fees apply to non-customers, while qualified APEX Biologix customers continue to receive complimentary access. Space is limited due to the hands-on nature of each program.
Not necessarily. Implementation Weekends are designed to support physicians across a range of experience levels, from those exploring the integration of regenerative medicine into their practice to clinicians looking to advance existing clinical and procedural capabilities.
After registration, the XCELL Learning Center Medical Education team will connect with you to better understand your background and goals and help determine which day, or combination of days, best aligns with your educational needs.
Registration options are available for the full Implementation Weekend as well as individual Friday, Saturday, or Sunday intensives, allowing you to choose the experience that best fits your educational goals and schedule. Click here to learn more.