A private room for residents and fellows · being prepared

The Residents’ Club

Eighty-hour weeks, the first lawsuit threat, the attending who won’t teach — answered by those who just got through it.

The years that make a doctor should not break one.
How a room opens

Rooms are sealed, small, and opened by their own members.

Every room in the House runs on the same Promise: one hour a year, given; one private ask, answered. A room opens when a founding steward asks for it and the first pledged hours are on the ledger. This is a professional room. No one has asked for it yet — you would be first.

1 · Ask

Put your name on the list below. Say who you are and what this room should be for.

2 · Gather

When a steward and a handful of pledged hours are in place, the Club verifies credentials and seals the room.

3 · Answer

From then on, a member’s worst week is read by a peer in this room — and answered.

Join the waitlist

The Residents’ Club

For residents and fellows. No fee to wait. You will hear from a person, not a form letter, when the room is ready.

The Club is a private association. Credentials are verified before any room is opened. We will never sell or share this list.