ByteBloc Software was founded over three decades ago by an emergency physician to help other emergency
medicine physicians and providers with their scheduling needs. Since then, ByteBloc has adapted its
software to accommodate thousands of variations in emergency rooms schedules.
With an emergency room physician as the creator and overseer, the software is tailored specifically
to meet the many and complex facets of scheduling the work for emergency providers. ByteBloc software has been
implemented by emergency rooms in all 50 U.S. states, Canada, and several other countries. ByteBloc was the top-rated
physician scheduling software in a review done by ACEP's Section of "Computers in Emergency Medicine".
The ByteBloc software is also easily adaptable to the scheduling needs of groups outside of emergency
medicine.
Happy customers
"Emergency Physicians of Mason County, PLLC has been using ByteBloc for many years. Until the web app became available, managing schedules was challenging and required a number of work-arounds to allow physicians the flexibility to request availability and trade shifts among themselves. Now that we are using ByteBloc web product, we find these work-arounds no longer necessary since ByteBloc keeps track of changes to the schedule, availability, future time off requests, and overtime reporting. As the schedule administrator, I find that the time required to create a schedule and to calculate monthly payroll is reduced and the opportunity for error is minimized. We have also been very pleased with the technical support offered by ByteBloc on those occasions when we've needed it. I find myself recommending ByteBloc to colleagues all the time."
Advantages of hospital scheduling software for your healthcare providers
In the world of healthcare, where hospitalists, ER physicians, surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, and more are needed to be at the top of their game, where every second and minute can save a life, efficient scheduling has always been a paramount challenge. Most of this challenge can be attributed to using Excel or various spreadsheets, notes, and printed worksheets. While these have been said to work for a while, they ultimately result in poor ...