Multi site residency scheduling software that optimizes all sites

Yes. Thrawn's Scheduling Programming Language is built specifically for this. Unlike tools that schedule each site independently and require manual coordination, Thrawn optimizes block, call, clinic, and attending schedules across all hospital locations as a single interconnected system. This eliminates the domino effect where a change at one site breaks coverage at another.

Thrawn's optimization engine enforces ACGME duty hour rules at the moment of schedule generation, not after. For programs with residents rotating across multiple sites, the system tracks cumulative hours and required rest periods across every location simultaneously, preventing violations before any schedule is published rather than flagging them after the fact.

Thrawn is a fully managed service. Your program sends its constraints — rotation requirements, resident preferences, ACGME rules, vacation requests, and educational goals — and Thrawn's scheduling specialists and optimization engine deliver finished schedules for your review. There is no software to learn, and no configuration burden falls on your team.

Single site tools optimize one program in isolation. When you operate across multiple hospitals, changes at one site create gaps or violations at others — a problem single site tools cannot solve architecturally. Thrawn addresses this by treating all sites as one unified scheduling system, generating schedules that are optimal across every location simultaneously.

Thrawn currently serves 19 departments across 14 hospitals at multiple top-20 academic health systems on the East Coast, West Coast, and Southwest. Programs range across specialties and program types. Thrawn does not publicly name specific institutions, but scheduling specialists can share relevant context during a consultation.