Teaching schedule
Sessions, topics and presenters across the academic year. Drafts are assigned in bulk, reviewed, then published; swaps between presenters go through the portal rather than a reply-all thread.
Software for neuromuscular fellowship programmes
Teaching schedules, clinic rotations, case logs, feedback and an electrodiagnostic toolkit — built by a neuromuscular programme for the people who actually run one, and now available to other fellowships.
What it handles
Every part of this was written because a fellowship needed it that week — not as a feature list drawn up in advance.
Sessions, topics and presenters across the academic year. Drafts are assigned in bulk, reviewed, then published; swaps between presenters go through the portal rather than a reply-all thread.
Fellow templates, rotation grids and per-site coverage, with away dates and vacation requests folded into the same calendar the schedule is generated from.
Fellows log studies with nerves, muscles and diagnoses recorded as structured fields, so progress against competency targets is counted rather than estimated.
Post-session feedback and quarterly evaluations are requested automatically, chased automatically, and collected where the director can actually read them.
The programme handbook, session materials and a reading list, versioned and kept where trainees will look for them instead of in an email attachment.
Your director appoints supervisors, fellows and administrative assistants, and an assistant acts for the providers they support — so the rota, the reminders and the CCs all reach the right desk.
The electrodiagnostic toolkit
Enabled per programme, one at a time — a fellowship runs with what it uses and nothing more.
How programmes sit side by side
A fellowship's case logs and feedback are among the most sensitive records it keeps. Separation is enforced in the database itself, not by a filter the application remembers to apply.
Every row belongs to one programme. Cases, feedback, evaluations, schedules, attendance and trades are readable only from inside the programme that created them.
Roles are per programme. Someone may belong to two fellowships with a different role in each, and sees each one separately.
A director governs their own programme. They appoint their supervisors and fellows, and cannot reach another programme's records.
Administration is walled off from clinical content. The account that creates programmes and enables tools does not get a window into anyone's cases.
Getting started
A dedicated fellowship space, with its own name, its own people and its own records.
From there the programme is self-governing: the director adds supervisors, fellows and administrative assistants.
The electrodiagnostic toolkit is enabled item by item, so a programme runs with what it uses and nothing more.
One address for everyone — and a sign-in button you can put on your own fellowship's website.
Pricing
Fellowships differ in size, in how many sites they cover and in which tools they need, so pricing is quoted per programme rather than listed. Get in touch with the number of fellows and supervisors you expect and we will come back to you.