OpAlert - Surgical Assisting Australia

What is the best way to describe OpAlert?

Its FREE UBER for Surgeons!

Surgeons are like the passengers of Uber. Surgeons need help and go to their OpAlert App. They post their details of where their list will be, when, and how many cases.

The “job” is then instantly sent to all the favourite Anaesthetists and Assistants of the surgeon (Something he/she can update at any time!)

Assistants and/or Anaesthetists are like the Uber cars, and if suitable for them, and convenient, they accept the list. A successful match is made!

OpAlert is simply the easiest way to link Surgeons, Anaesthetists and Assistants.

More details

OpAlerts uses an advanced matching technique to ensure that Surgeons receive the most appropriate person for their list. A Surgeon is able to upgrade/downgrade or even block a user from receiving their notifications at any time, and therefore, customise their service to their needs. This means that as the system grows, and the surgeon uses OpAlert more, it becomes more customised to their wishes.

Assistants and Anaesthetists will receive more notifications of work, if they are accredited in more places, and if they select to be notified at all times.

What is the verification process?

What is the verification process?

Getting verified as a Surgeon, Anaesthetist or Surgical Assistant is easy. Just go through the initial process by downloading the app on iOS or android and register as either a Surgeon, Anaesthetist or Surgical Assistant. Once you have gone through the process of...

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How to find your RACS ID

How to find your RACS ID

Your RACS ID is your ticket to registering with OpAlert. Without your RACS ID, you may not be able to join OpAlert. OpAlert is designed only for Surgeons, Anaesthetists and accredited Assistants. We take privacy and personal details very seriously, and each...

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