Product demo

See SchedulerRX build an emergency medicine residency schedule

The constraints an emergency medicine residency schedule has to satisfy, a generated block that satisfies them, and a swap request handled without breaking a rule.

Inside the app

SchedulerRX schedule view for a generated block, with the resident inspector open
A generated block: 176 shifts, 0 duty-hour violations, and the inspector open on one resident's rotations, night stretches, and time off.
SchedulerRX Schedule Assistant listing swap partners and applying a swap
A resident can't work a day. The Schedule Assistant lists swap partners that keep the block within the rules and applies the one you pick.

Resident names are blurred.

What you're seeing

Most scheduling software manages a schedule someone already built. This is the part they leave to you.

Rules enforced during generation

Duty-hour limits, rest requirements, night caps, and rotation rules are constraints the solver works inside, not a report you run afterward.

Every resident, inspectable

Click a name and see their block: shifts by type, night stretches, time off, and how the result compares to their stated preferences.

Change something, stay compliant

When a resident can't work a day, the candidates you see are the ones that keep the block within the rules.

See it on your program's rules

A live demo takes twenty minutes. Bring a block you've already built and we'll walk through how SchedulerRX would have built it.

Prefer email? hello@schedulerrx.com