Independent navigation coverage for spine and cranial surgery. A specialist on-site in under two hours — every major platform your hospital runs, any hour — 361 cases without a missed month.
23 consecutive months without a gap — 361 cases and counting across the Scripps Health system, and now covering UC San Diego Health. One number. Under two hours. Any platform.
A fusion posts for tonight and the rep can't make it. One call to a specialist — not a call center — and coverage is confirmed on the spot.
Spine trauma and urgent add-on instrumentation don't check the call schedule. Neither do the cranial cases that need navigation. Neither do we — 100+ after-hours and emergency cases covered, holidays included.
Two navigated cases, overlapping start times. We've staffed two or more rooms at once on 79 separate days.
Availability is the product. A clinical navigation specialist on-site in under two hours, guaranteed — spinal or cranial, and two hours is the ceiling, not the goal. Our specialists live and work across the region, not at the far end of a sales territory, so we're usually there well ahead of it. Nights, weekends, and holidays are inside the service, not exceptions to it.
Navigation is only as good as the imaging behind it. Our specialists are fluent across the major intraoperative 3D imaging systems and pre-op image sets — clean registration and smooth workflow on spine and cranial cases alike, whatever your hospital runs.
Pre-op equipment checks and OR setup customized to each surgeon's preferences, across spine and cranial. Smoother cases, fewer delays, faster turnover — refined case over case.
Hands-on navigation training and spinal and cranial anatomy workshops that turn field teams from equipment operators into clinical assets.
We train to the platform, not to a product line.
Implant-vendor agnostic — coverage regardless of implant system:
ATEC · Globus/NuVasive · Orthofix/SeaSpine · Medtronic · DePuy Synthes · Osteocentric · SI-BONE · NEO Medical
Comparison reflects typical industry coverage structures · New Era figures from case log, updated August 2026
"Professional, responsive, and technically sharp. New Era's navigation support has been a meaningful contributor to workflow efficiency across my MIS cases."
Nobody was assigned to us. Every surgeon chose us — and none has stopped. Our first two remain our highest volume, and once trust builds, they hand over the hard slots too.
Ten surgeons to date. Zero attrition.
New Era Surgical represents a new era of navigation support — deep expertise across spinal and cranial navigation, rapid-response coverage, and a standard your surgical schedule can be built around.
New Era Surgical was founded to solve a problem every navigated OR knows — spine and cranial alike: coverage that shows up late, spread thin, or not at all. We built a team of dedicated clinical navigation specialists — navigation-only, by design — and put them on call around the clock.
Today we cover hospitals across Southern California, working alongside surgical teams at major networks including Scripps Health and UC San Diego Health, with response times no traditional coverage model can match.
We have never gone dark — not one month since October 2024. Every figure below comes from our case log, current through August 2026 — dated, auditable, and available for verification on request.
We don't sell implants and we don't split attention across a sales territory. Pure navigation focus means fewer surprises mid-case and better answers when it matters — spine and cranial, on every major platform.
Your navigated cases never wait — spinal or cranial.
A clinical navigation specialist on-site in under two hours — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including holidays. Scheduled case, same-day add-on, or rep callout: spinal or cranial, your OR gets expert coverage on the platforms you already use.
Navigation is only as good as the imaging behind it. Our specialists are fluent across the major intraoperative 3D imaging systems and pre-op image sets, so registration is clean and workflow is smooth on spine and cranial cases alike — no matter what your hospital runs.
We don't just show up for cases — we make cases run better. Pre-op equipment checks, OR setup customized to each surgeon's preferences, and imaging workflows tuned to cut delays and turnover time.
Hands-on navigation training and spinal and cranial anatomy workshops for reps and distributors. We elevate field teams from equipment operators to genuine clinical assets in the OR.
Every case we confirm gets covered — a backup specialist is held so an accepted case is never dropped. We put that in writing as contractual terms: if we ever miss a confirmed case, your next case is free. We can sign that because it doesn't happen.
No territories. No competing accounts. Specialists who know your surgeons' preferences, your equipment's quirks, and every region from cranial to pelvic.
The clinical and technology mind behind New Era — Alex translates complex surgical technology into a workflow that actually works in the OR. A decade inside Medtronic navigation gave him deep StealthStation and O-arm expertise across 1,000+ navigated cases — earned case by case, not from a product brochure. He leads clinical strategy, technology, and new-account development, building the right platform around how surgeons actually operate. He also travels to Colombia on surgical mission trips, supporting deformity correction for children with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. Off the clock: grilling, golf, and time with his girlfriend.
More than sixteen years in medical devices — DePuy, Smith & Nephew, SeaSpine — specializing in spine and orthopedic technologies. A former distributor, he leads growth, partnerships, and surgeon relationships across Southern California.
Isaac entered the medical device field after witnessing a close friend suffer a traumatic spine fracture — an experience that inspired his passion to make a difference in patient care. A year and a half of high-volume coverage later, he's one of the most frequent names in the case log.
James founded New Era Surgical with a vision to modernize surgical navigation through precision, speed, and a surgeon-focused approach. Six years and more than 1,000 navigated cases later, he still sets the clinical standard for every case the team takes.
A 2024 physiology graduate of CU Boulder, Tyler brings a health-science foundation to the newest seat on the coverage team — supporting cases across every platform New Era runs, from pre-op setup through intraoperative troubleshooting. Off the clock: the beach, sports, and movies.
Urgent cases get a phone call. Scheduled cases get a form. Either way, we confirm fast.
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