For clerkship and elective directors

Give every rotator the same preparation, without another faculty lecture.

Every block starts the same way: students arrive not knowing the room, faculty re-teach the same basics, and preparation varies student to student. Rotation Ready is a standardized pre-rotation layer - a 40-minute physician-authored orientation students complete before day one, with the completion and confidence data flowing back to you. It supplements your teaching; it does not replace it.

How it works
Step 1

License the program

Start with a free founding pilot for one rotating cohort, or go straight to a department or institution license. Tiers are below.

Step 2

Send students one link

It goes in your rotation welcome email. Students identify themselves by email - no accounts, no passwords, no LMS work on your side.

Step 3

Receive the orientation record

Completion, quiz results, and pre/post confidence for the cohort, visible in your dashboard and exportable as CSV.

What your program receives

Everything in one license. Nothing to build.

Nine physician-created modules

About 40 minutes total, captioned, written and narrated by a practicing cardiac anesthesiologist and reviewed annually.

Handouts and knowledge checks

A one-page handout per module and a short quiz with explanations after each.

Completion dashboard

See who finished, quiz results, and per-module watch-through for your cohort.

Pre/post confidence measurement

Your own students, measured before and after - a clean delta for curriculum reviews.

Certificates of completion

Issued per student, verifiable by code.

CSV exports

Export cohort data as CSV for your program's records and curriculum-review needs.

Faculty & Clerkship Guide

A one-page integration playbook with per-module discussion prompts.

No LMS integration

One link in your welcome email. No software installation or LMS integration required - and we provide documentation for your institution's privacy or vendor review.

Pricing

Start free. Pay when it has earned it.

Founding pilot
Free

One rotating cohort, with everything: full student access, onboarding, the dashboard, and a post-pilot outcomes summary.

Request pilot details
Department license
$3,500 / year

Up to 75 learners a year. Founding programs lock $2,500 for year one.

Talk about a license
Institution license
$5,000 / year

Unlimited learners at one school, plus your branding on the course and a welcome video from your own faculty.

Talk about a license

Multiple campuses or sites are quoted individually. Custom modules - site-specific content produced in the course's house style - are $1,500 each (up to five minutes, two revision rounds) at any paid tier.

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The founding pilot

We are onboarding a small founding cohort of departments and interest groups. A pilot runs for one rotating cohort and includes everything above. It is free. In exchange we ask for honest structured feedback, a short testimonial if the course earns one, and permission to use de-identified engagement data. Your responsibilities: send the link and tell us where we are wrong.

  • Timeline: live for your students within a week of saying yes - there is nothing to install.
  • After the pilot: continue on a department license, or walk away with your outcomes summary. No obligation either way.
  • Student data: students enter their own email; we hold completion, quiz, and survey data only - no PHI, ever. Your program receives its own students' records, and our privacy policy and terms are public. For your privacy or vendor review, our institutional data sheet covers collection, retention, deletion, and subprocessors on one page.
Who wrote it
Patrick Nailer, MD
Created and narrated by

Patrick Nailer, MD, practicing cardiac anesthesiologist.

Built around the questions students repeatedly ask before and during their anesthesia rotations. Every module is clinically reviewed and updated annually. It is orientation, not clinical training: no drug doses, no procedural instruction, and every module tells students to follow your policies and your supervising clinicians.