Resident Advisory Network connects healthcare companies with verified resident physicians for product research, clinical workflow insight, market diligence, usability feedback, and advisory work — through a structured, institution-aware process.
How residents actually work today
Where products fit — or fail — in clinical workflows
What drives adoption, friction, and trust
How perspectives differ across specialties and training levels
A guided, institution-aware process from initial inquiry to final connection.
Companies get structured access to verified Resident insight. Residents get predefined, optional opportunities and may decline any engagement.
Hear directly from physicians who are actively moving through today's training environments and will become tomorrow's clinicians, leaders, buyers, builders, and product users.
Use the network for interviews, workflow research, product feedback, panels, diligence, healthcare AI evaluation, and ongoing advisory work.
See how Company engagements workGet access to paid opportunities in healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship without having to find companies, negotiate an undefined project, or commit before you know the details.
Every opportunity has a defined scope, expected time commitment, and fixed compensation before you decide. You may decline any opportunity.
See how Resident participation worksAsk residents to evaluate a physician-facing workflow, prototype, onboarding experience, or clinical tool.
Understand how work is actually performed across specialties, PGY levels, care settings, and training environments.
Bring together a targeted group of residents for a focus group, diligence session, healthcare AI review, or ongoing advisory engagement.
Companies describe the problem and desired characteristics. Admin — not a public directory — selects Residents, reviews the engagement, and separately reviews each proposed Resident-engagement pair before connection.
Identity and training verification
Institution-aware policy review
Separate review for every engagement
Human review and a documented audit trail