Scheduling for program coordinators made effortless

Thrawn delivers finished, optimized schedules — Block, Call, Clinic, and Attending — ready for your program to review and approve. You send Thrawn your program's constraints: rotation requirements, ACGME duty hour rules, resident preferences, vacation requests, and educational goals. Thrawn's Scheduling Programming Language produces complete schedules from those inputs. Your role as coordinator becomes reviewing a finished product rather than building one from scratch.

Thrawn's optimization engine enforces ACGME duty hour rules at the moment schedules are generated — not after. The 80-hour weekly limit, shift length caps, and required rest periods are built into the mathematical constraints that produce every schedule. This means coordinators receive schedules that are already compliant, rather than schedules that need to be audited and corrected before publication.

Yes. Thrawn's cross-schedule optimization treats Block, Call, Clinic, and Attending schedules as one interconnected system and optimizes them simultaneously. This eliminates the domino effect where a change in one schedule type breaks the others — a common source of rework for program coordinators managing complex academic programs.

Resident preferences — vacation requests, elective choices, and individual scheduling constraints — are submitted to Thrawn as part of your program's constraint package. They are factored directly into the mathematical optimization, not manually reconciled afterward. Coordinators no longer need to track and cross-reference preference submissions across dozens of residents before each scheduling cycle.

Thrawn assigns scheduling specialists who work directly with your program to document all scheduling rules, rotation requirements, and constraints before any schedule is generated. There is no software to configure or learn. The onboarding process is managed by Thrawn's team, so the burden of setup does not fall on the coordinator.