Five practices physicians look for
Interns and new graduates learn red-flag screening, imaging when needed, non-drug care first, measured progress and working with doctors.
For universities and academic leaders
Short courses built from published guidelines, a shared standard of care, and a clear view of how your students and graduates put it to work.
Navigator asks a few questions, then builds your rollout plan.
What changes
Your graduates leave knowing the standard. MSK Navigator helps them keep it in practice, where no one is grading.
Interns and new graduates learn red-flag screening, imaging when needed, non-drug care first, measured progress and working with doctors.
Assign courses to a class or a cohort, for clinic rotations, residencies or alumni programs. Pair them with your own readings.
Alumni who open a practice get the full clinic plan: introductions to physicians, packets and badges, built on what you taught.
Your dashboard
Set up cohorts, assign courses and see progress by cohort. Navigator, an AI guide, sets up each step and keeps it moving.
What it is, and isn’t
Each course takes 10 to 15 minutes and has goals, references and a quick check. Badges show completed training. They are not a license, a degree or a board certification, and courses carry no continuing-education credit.
Open the clinic view: the plan, the packets, the courses and the badges a new practice gets.
See the clinic viewQuestions
No. It adds short, practical modules. Your curriculum stays yours.
Students, residents, faculty and alumni. You choose the cohorts.
Progress and quick-check results by cohort. Never patient information.
Pricing is per program. Talk to us.
Navigator asks a few questions, then builds your rollout plan.
Badges show completed training. They are not a license or a board certification. MSK Navigator stores no patient data and is not an EHR. Every organization, clinic and person on this page is made up.