For anesthesiology residency programs

Know where every resident stands before the CCC meets.

Faculty record one-minute observations from the OR. Run Residency organizes them by the 23 anesthesiology subcompetencies, so a packet is ready before the committee sits down.

23/23

23 of 23 subcompetencies have evidence

Across the fictional demo cohort — 11 residents.

ResidentPCMKSBPPBLIPROFICS
PC1PC2PC3PC4PC5PC6PC7PC8PC9PC10MK1MK2SBP1SBP2SBP3PBLI1PBLI2PROF1PROF2PROF3ICS1ICS2ICS3
CA-1
1–221111131131––11––121
12213111–11131––11––121
––––1––––1–––––––––––––
CA-2
11211211–11131––11––221
2–11–212–112311111––211
1–111121121131––11––132
––––1––––––––––––––––11
CA-3
2–212211–31131––111–131
12122211–11231–111–1121
11121111121142––121–231
11312111–21131––11––121
The top of the observation form on a phone — the resident is picked and an observation chip is selected.
Interactive: fictional residents. Click any name, square or column.

How it works

  1. The attending's form — about a minute, between cases.

    Faculty

    Record between cases

    A faculty member types one short observation on a phone — about a minute, in plain words, nothing to write up afterward.

  2. The resident's own record — feedback lands the same day.

    Resident

    Read it the same day

    The resident sees the feedback on their own record the day it was written — and can see exactly who has looked at it.

  3. Coverage across the program — and a packet per resident.

    Program director & CCC

    Review the coverage

    You see coverage across all 23 subcompetencies and an evidence packet for each resident, ready before the committee meets.

Built for the review cycle

The Milestones framework names 23 subcompetencies for anesthesiology. Run Residency files every observation, procedure note, and practice result under them, so the Clinical Competency Committee walks in with organized evidence instead of scattered notes.

The product organizes the evidence. The committee decides. It never assigns a level, a score, or a ranking — that judgment belongs to the people in the room.

The committee list, with the packet behind each name.

Who sees what

  • Residents see only their own record — and everyone who has looked at it.
  • Faculty see the entries they wrote.
  • The program director sees the whole program.
  • Every read of resident evidence is logged.
  • The demo runs on fictional residents. Nothing shown is real patient or resident information.
The resident sees everyone who looked at their record.

See it before your next CCC

The demo opens a fictional residency — eleven residents and a semester of evidence — so you can judge it the way your committee would.