Residency scheduling for radiology built to optimize

Thrawn's Scheduling Programming Language encodes your program's subspecialty rotation requirements, including minimum weeks per area, PGY-level restrictions, and complement constraints, as mathematical inputs. The optimization engine produces a complete block schedule where every resident is assigned to the right rotation at the right time, without manual reconciliation. All requirements are satisfied simultaneously rather than sequentially, which is where manual and rule-based scheduling approaches tend to break down.

Yes. ACGME duty hour rules are encoded directly into Thrawn's optimization engine as hard constraints, meaning no generated schedule can violate them. Compliance is enforced at generation time, not detected afterward. This is a meaningful architectural difference from rule-based tools that flag violations after a schedule is already built, requiring manual correction before publication.

Thrawn's fairness engine distributes on-call assignments, including nights, weekends, and holidays, using mathematical optimization to ensure equitable distribution across all residents. The engine accounts for prior assignments across the full scheduling cycle, producing objectively balanced call schedules. Because the distribution is mathematically provable, program directors can respond to fairness concerns with data rather than judgment.

Your program coordinator sends Thrawn your constraints, rotation requirements, resident preferences, vacation requests, and ACGME rules, and Thrawn's scheduling specialists build the finished schedule. The coordinator reviews and approves a completed product rather than operating scheduling software or resolving conflicts manually. There is no software to configure, no training burden, and no scheduling workload transferred to your team.

Yes. When a radiology resident is unexpectedly unavailable, Thrawn re-optimizes the affected schedule rapidly, generating alternative coverage that maintains ACGME compliance and distributes the additional burden equitably. Rather than emergency phone calls and manual patching, your program receives an updated schedule that accounts for the full downstream impact across block, call, and clinic assignments.