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Physician & Anesthesia Scheduling

Physician scheduling.
Anesthesia Mobile Picklist™

Build schedules around your department’s needs, share the workload fairly, and give staff more say in their working day with Mobile Picklist™.

Your schedule, your choice.

Staff view of Master Schedule with fictional names and assignments
Daily Assignments with fictional demonstration data
Built From Physician Experience Phone and Desktop Your Group’s Rules

Your Rules. A Clearer Process.

Bring coverage, work commitments and requests together. Review and adjust before publishing.

Fairness You Can Explain.

Make the distribution of call, weekends and workload easier for your group to understand.

A Real Say in Your Day.

Give staff a clear turn to choose the work that shapes their day.

Mobile Picklist™

Your Turn.
Your Phone.
Your Choice.

Review the work and choose your assignment from your phone. No paper list to track down or pass around.

See room and case details, receive a notification when it’s your turn, and make your choice. The picklist moves on automatically, keeping completed assignments clear for everyone.

It’s Your Turn, Maya

Review the available work and make your choice.

Room and case preparation details with fictional data
Review the available assignmentsTwo assignment cards and a case-preparation sheet show the work staff can review before choosing. Available WorkOR 4On Call Case Details

Review the Work

See the assignments and preparation details.

A clear turn for each personA pick order moves from Daniel to Maya to Nina. Maya receives a notification on her phone. DanielMayaNina Your Turn, Maya

Know Your Turn

Notifications follow your group’s pick order.

Choose an assignment and advance the picklistMaya’s OR 4 choice is recorded, then the picklist advances to Nina. OR 4Maya Next TurnNinaChoice Recorded

Choose and Move On

Your choice is recorded and the next person is notified.

See the Picking Process
Mobile Picklist™Fictional example

See the cases.
Choose your room.

  1. 1
    Dr. Alex Morgan
    Picking now
  2. 2
    Dr. Jamie Patel
    Up next
  3. 3
    Dr. Robin Ellis
    Third pick

Daily Picklist

Maple Hospital · Sep 16, 2026
iSchedule.MDTEXT MESSAGE
now
It’s your turn to pick

Dr. Alex Morgan, your list is ready. Please sign in to choose your work for September 16 at Maple Hospital.

OR 04 · General Surgery

Dr. Taylor Reed
2 cases
  1. 08:00
    Laparoscopic cholecystectomyAge 54 · Note: Latex allergy
  2. 10:15
    Inguinal hernia repairAge 63

Available

OR 07 · Orthopedics

Dr. Casey Chen
2 cases
  1. 08:00
    Total knee arthroplastyAge 68 · Left knee
  2. 10:30
    Total hip arthroplastyAge 71 · Right hip

Available

OR 09 · Urology

Dr. Avery Singh
2 cases
  1. 08:15
    UreteroscopyAge 47 · Left side
  2. 10:00
    Transurethral resectionAge 66

Available

Review the operating-room lists

Up next: Dr. Jamie Patel

All names and cases are fictional. Scheduled times are examples; playback is shortened. No messages are sent.
Demo only. No messages are sent.

Take a Look Around

See the System.
Picture Your Group.

Whether you make the schedule or work it, see what iSchedule.MD could bring to your day.

Explore the staff experience on a phone and the shared schedule on desktop. Bring something concrete to your chief, scheduler and colleagues.

Daily Assignments on desktop with fictional people and work
See the System on Phone and Desktop

The Whole Schedule, in View

See your group’s assignments together.

Staff-level Master Schedule with fictional demonstration data

Daily Assignments on Desktop

See available work and completed choices.

Desktop daily assignments with fictional demonstration data

Know What You’re Choosing

See case preparation before making your choice.

Phone case details with fictional demonstration data

Fictional demonstration names and assignments.

Rubix2

The iSchedule.MD
Scheduling Engine

Built Around Your Department

Coverage Is Only
Part of the Job.

Work commitments, requests, call patterns and recovery time all need a place in the schedule.

Rubix² brings your requirements into the schedule-building process. Your scheduler reviews the result, makes adjustments and decides when it is ready to publish.

Cover the Work

Daytime work, overnight call and weekends.

Respect Commitments

Different workloads for different work agreements.

Consider Requests

Time off and preferences alongside coverage.

Review the Balance

Call patterns, recovery and demanding assignments.

Everyday Benefits

A Better Working Day Starts
With a Better Schedule.

For schedulers, fewer details to chase. For staff, knowing what’s ahead and having a voice in the work they do.

Workload Review CallWeekend MayaDanielNina

See How the Work Is Shared

Review call, weekends and assignments with fairness reporting. Give your group a clearer basis for discussing workload.

MMayaTime Off Schedule Reviewed

Make Requests Without the Back-and-Forth

Keep availability, time-off requests and shift changes together, where they belong.

Your ChoicesOR 4On Call Your Turn

Choose From Your Phone

Review available work, receive your turn notification and choose your assignment wherever you are.

Your Week MONTUEWED Call Recovery Family

Keep Work and Life Connected

Share your schedule with your calendar so upcoming shifts are easier to plan around.

Occam, the iSchedule.MD AI assistant

Meet Occam

Practical Help.
People Accountable.

Occam is our AI assistant, helping us investigate support reports and prepare clear, useful responses.

Human review stays part of the process. Customer replies are reviewed, and proposed fixes need approval before they are carried out.

AI Assistance. Human Judgment.

From Our Founder

Why I Built iSchedule.MD

A schedule looks simple on paper.
Living with it is another matter.

As an anesthesiologist, I knew that call could mean 24 stressful hours away from home. Recovery time, family life and satisfaction at work depended on how that burden was shared.

Daily assignments had an ugly side too. A chief could use the schedule to punish someone, assigning them two weeks in the clinic to make a point or assert authority. Meanwhile, some staff would hog the best assignments, leaving others with the less desirable work. Your room affected your income, your stress, who you worked with and when you got home. The resentment was real.

My chief came up with the picklist idea: give staff a clear turn to choose their work. I built the first paper picklist for my own hospital in 2003. It brought that choice into a system with transparent rules the scheduler could oversee and enforce. Fairness needed more than good intentions.

In 2014, that paper process became Mobile Picklist™. Now, in 2026, we’re incorporating AI to ease the burden on schedulers and staff while respecting individual needs. The purpose hasn’t changed: share the work fairly and give physicians more say in their working lives.

Dr. Giles CruickshanksFounder, iSchedule.MD

Experience You Can Build On

Part of Hospital Life.
For 12 Years.

Together Since 2014

iSchedule.MD has supported hospital groups since 2014, including large groups of 60 staff working across multiple hospital sites.

Choosing a scheduling system is a long-term decision. You need confidence in the software, the support behind it and what it will cost to keep using it.

Since 2014In Commercial Use
Large Groups
60 staff
Across Multiple Hospital Sites

Hospital Integration Experience

Your Hospital’s Lists.
Ready for the Picklist.

Case List PicklistOR 4OR 5

We’ve integrated with surgical-booking systems including Epic, Cerner and MEDITECH.

Bring room and case details into Mobile Picklist™ so staff can review the work before choosing. Setup is tailored to the reports and workflow available at your hospital.

EpicOracle CernerMEDITECH

Logos identify systems we have integrated with. No endorsement is implied.

Bring Your Group With You

Ready for a Change.
Your Group Needs Confidence Too.

Your colleagues worry about learning a new system. Your scheduler thinks about setup. Your chief needs to understand the cost and ongoing support.

Our Next Step StaffChiefScheduler
01 / Explore

See It Together

Explore the staff and desktop views. Invite your scheduler, chief and colleagues to a 30-minute demo.

02 / Understand

Know the Full Cost

Share an estimate with first-year pricing, renewals, optional integration and applicable taxes clearly identified.

03 / Prepare

Plan the Change

Review your staff, rules and preferred start date together. Standard setup and scheduler training are included.

Transparent pricing

Know the cost.
Before the conversation.

First-year prices, renewal rates and optional extras are here for your whole group to review. You don’t need to book a demo to find out what iSchedule.MD costs.

Your EstimateSubscriptionIntegrationApplicable TaxClear From the Start

50% off your first year.

A lower first-year price to help your group make the switch. Available to all new groups, whether you use another platform, spreadsheets or a manual process.

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Scheduling

$225$165per physician for the first year

$450$330 per physician/year from year two.

  • Schedule building and staff requests
  • Shift swaps and the opportunity board
  • Workload statistics, iCal access and a private document library

Scheduling + Mobile Picklist™

$275$200per physician for the first year

$550$400 per physician/year from year two.

  • Everything in Scheduling
  • Mobile daily-work selection and pick-turn notifications
  • Manual room data or an optional hospital booking-system connection

A supported switch, included.

No additional fee for standard setup and scheduler training.

  • Staff setup
  • Scheduling-rule setup
  • Scheduler training
Optional Hospital IntegrationHospital IT Setup $2,500$1,800One-time setup

Per agreed booking-system interface. Includes hospital IT coordination, configuration, import testing and handover.

Separate from standard setup and the first-year discount. Additional interfaces or substantial custom work are quoted separately before work begins.

Billing
Billed annually. Applicable taxes extra.
Locums
Recurring locums count as staff at the full rate when they usually work at least one day a week during the weeks they work. Occasional locums are not charged.
Additional Training
$200$150/hour. Standard setup and scheduler training are included.

We want to earn your group’s trust for the long term, with scheduling you enjoy using and support to help you get started.

Questions Before You Switch

Change Needs
Confidence.

Disruption, group agreement, cost and ongoing support deserve clear answers.

Will Switching Disrupt Our Group?

We’ll review your scheduling rules, staff setup and preferred start date with you. Standard setup and scheduler training are included, so your scheduler has help preparing the change.

How Do I Get My Group Involved?

Share your estimate and invite colleagues to a 30-minute demo. Schedulers, chiefs and staff can see the system together and ask questions about how it would fit your group.

Will We Know the Full Cost Upfront?

Our pricing is public. Your estimate separates the subscription, first-year discount, optional hospital integration and applicable taxes. Anything requiring a separate quote is identified clearly.

Can We Rely on iSchedule.MD Long Term?

iSchedule.MD has supported hospital groups since 2014, including large groups of 60 staff working across multiple hospital sites. We continue to develop the system around the practical needs of schedulers and staff.

Do We Need Hospital IT Integration?

No. Room and case lists can be entered manually. An optional hospital connection can automate that preparation for Mobile Picklist™.

Our Schedule My DayOR 4

Your Schedule, Your Choice.

A Clearer Process for Schedulers.
More Choice for Staff.

See how iSchedule.MD could work for your group. Bring your scheduling frustrations, your questions and the people who need to be part of the decision.

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