Endpoint Preclinical is proud to announce the launch of two new on-site training programs designed to elevate preclinical research teams through expert, hands-on instruction. The Kaha Telemetry Training and Pressure-Volume Loop (PV Loop) programs expand Endpoint’s growing portfolio of training offerings, reflecting our ongoing commitment to empower research teams with the knowledge, confidence, and technical precision they need to succeed.

Delivered in the client’s own facility, both training programs are led by Oliver Wearing, PhD, an experienced microsurgeon and cardiovascular physiologist known for his clarity, precision, and collaborative teaching style.

“We’re beyond excited to bring these programs to scientists utilizing PV loops and Kaha Sciences telemetry,” said Andy Henton, co-founder of Endpoint Preclinical. “For years I have seen firsthand how a few days of focused, practical training can significantly change how a lab operates, and impact their ability to produce accurate and meaningful data.”

These new programs were created in response to a clear need from the research community for in-lab instruction that is both rigorous and adaptable. Our On-Site Kaha Telemetry Training focuses on telemetry implant surgeries, real-time signal optimization, and streamlined data collection using the Kaha Sciences system. The On-Site PV Loop Training covers both open- and closed-chest techniques, theory, calibration, and pressure-volume data analysis, delivered in alignment with recently published rodent PV loop guidelines.

“Oliver is one of those rare instructors who brings deep technical expertise and a gift for teaching,” Henton added. “He can walk into a lab, meet people where they are, and turn even the most complex experimental workflows into something practical and achievable. We’re thrilled to have him lead these programs.”

Both courses are fully customizable and can be delivered over one or two days, depending on the team’s experience and goals. Whether your lab is just getting started or looking to refine advanced techniques, these training programs offer an accessible and efficient way to refine your team’s skill set, build confidence, and boost data quality, without the need to send staff off-site.

To learn more about these programs, customize your own experience, and explore Endpoint Preclinical’s full suite of training options, jump to Training.

These programs are made possible through the generous support and collaboration of our industry partners: ADInstruments and Millar. Each of these organizations plays a critical role in advancing preclinical tools, systems, and education. Their commitment to scientific excellence and training has been instrumental in the development and delivery of these hands-on learning experiences.

We’re grateful to partner with companies who share our passion for accelerating discovery, improving research quality, and investing in the next generation of preclinical scientists.