Jeremy Montez
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163
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About
Jeremy Montez is a leading researcher in the field of robotic surgical education and skills assessment, with a focus on developing validated training tools to improve surgeon performance. His major contributions center on the rigorous validation of dry laboratory exercises for robotic surgery, demonstrating their face, content, construct, and concurrent validity using the Global Evaluative Assessment of Robotic Skills (GEARS) tool—a study that has garnered 81 citations. Montez also pioneered the use of automated performance metrics to objectively measure surgeon proficiency during robotic vesicourethral anastomosis, a critical step in prostatectomy, and methodically developed a standardized training tutorial based on these metrics (76 citations). His work on augmented reality video simulation for robotic partial nephrectomy training represents an innovative step toward immersive, technology-driven surgical education. Through these efforts, Montez has helped establish evidence-based benchmarks for robotic training, directly impacting how surgical residents and practicing urologists acquire and refine their skills. His research is essential reading for anyone interested in the intersection of simulation, objective assessment, and robotic surgery.
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