Good teaching deserves simpler planning.
Chief Resident is a startup building a simpler way to organize medical lectures. We help chief residents and conference coordinators bring their schedule, topics and speaker bookings into one focused workspace.
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Why we’re building Chief Resident
Teaching programmes depend on people making time for one another. Coordinating dates, finding the right topic and keeping the schedule current should support that work—not become another job. Our aim is to make everyday lecture planning easier for organizers and the people they invite.
One link for lecturers. One workspace for organizers.
Organizers prepare the dates, specialties and topics, then share their own booking page. A lecturer chooses an available date and topic from a phone, without creating an account. A saved booking reserves both together, so the next person sees what is still available.
Built around the work you already do
Manage availability, topics, notes and lecture outcomes in the protected app. Keep past sessions accessible and invite a trusted colleague when you want to share the work. For these everyday actions, you do not need to maintain a second spreadsheet.
Simple by design
A short booking flow. Search from the first character. Readable topic titles. Clear confirmation after a booking is saved. We focus on small, useful details that make the next step easier to understand, especially on a phone.
Clear about what’s connected
Scheduling is the core of Chief Resident. Email and calendar services need their own setup and verification; saving a booking is not proof that a message was delivered. Clear connection status helps you know when to use a connected service and when to continue your existing process.
Start small. Help shape what comes next.
Free is available now, with your own conference workspace and lecturer link. Pro is temporarily unavailable. We welcome feedback from the people doing this work: tell us what makes lecture planning difficult and what would make your next session easier to organize.