Founding Clinicians
You didn't train for a decade to do data entry.
Operis is being designed so the medication record produces itself while you take care of the patient. Here's what changes for you — and what we're asking the profession to help us get right.
What changes in your workflow
Nothing. You wear the glasses. That's the design requirement.
No scanning, no clicks, no dictation. The camera watches the tray, not people — its subjects are vials, syringes, and labels, and its output is the chart entry you're already required to produce. The system is being built to documentation-support boundaries: it doesn't direct your care, and it doesn't second-guess your decisions.
One question, honestly asked
What would this system have to demonstrate before you'd consider it useful in practice?
That's the real question, and we'd rather hear your answer than give you ours. Founding Clinicians are the anesthesia professionals — attendings, CRNAs, residents — whose answers shape our validation studies and our roadmap. This is input — no compensation, no obligation, and plainly disclosed if a relationship ever goes further.
What Founding Clinicians get
- The build, monthly. An honest engineering update — what worked, what broke, what's next.
- First access. Demo priority at meetings, starting with ANESTHESIOLOGY 2026 in San Diego, and early hands-on as hardware allows.
- A voice in what it must prove. Your answers to the question above go directly into evaluation design.