Bring specialty surgery back to your community, once and for all.
Providing specialty care is tough—especially in hard-to-staff regions. Doctors in Network (DIN) is a modern surgical staffing platform that builds trusted partnerships with Rotating Surgeons to bring consistent, high-quality care to your community.
DIN’s logistics-forward staffing model delivers the stability of full-time recruitment and the flexibility of locums—without the cost, complexity, or fragmentation. Through fractional staffing and smart hospital-surgeon matching, our mission-driven Rotating Surgeons return regularly to build lasting relationships and strengthen continuity of care.
DIN vs. Locums: What’s the Difference?
We focus on what matters: continuity, flexibility, and a more human way to work.
DIN offers the flexibility of locums, without the instability—plus the partnership that supports reliable, high-quality care for your community.
Think of DIN as an amplifier for your regional care network. We combine the best of today’s staffing models to help hospitals and surgeons rethink surgical care delivery and O.R. utilization across urban and rural regions. We strengthen coordination, enable flexible practice models, and build partnerships that expand surgical access while making better use of O.R. capacity.
The DIN Approach
We are a mission-driven company, and our work is guided by these values:
Purpose-built technology
We build tools to solve the real-world coordination challenges that keep patients from getting timely care. Our technology streamlines logistics and scheduling so surgeons can focus on delivering the best outcomes — never to replace them.
Practice without limits
We create pathways for surgeons to work anywhere, anytime, with smarter travel, recurring schedules, and the flexibility to serve more patients while maintaining continuity and connection.
Access where it matters most
We partner with hospitals to expand surgical care in the communities that need it most, delivering consistent, high-quality services without network leakage.
What you can expect with Doctors In Network:
A staffing and logistics model designed to support your hospital—clinically, operationally, and in your community.
Interested in teaming up with a DIN Rotating Surgeon?
We’re building a smarter staffing and logistics model with your community in mind.
DIN offers flexibility, continuity, and a more sustainable way to deliver specialty care. Reach out to explore partnership opportunities, upcoming pilots, and our plans to expand into additional specialties.
Hospital FAQS
How is Doctors In Network different from locum tenens or staffing agencies? Traditional recruiting is slow and often unrealistic for low-volume or rural hospitals. Locum tenens can provide short-term help, but often at the cost of continuity and trust. DIN offers a more adaptive model: flexible partnerships with vetted Rotating Surgeons who return regularly. You get reliable fractional coverage without long-term overhead—and patients get consistent care from professionals they come to know and trust.
How does DIN maintain care quality and community trust with Rotating Surgeons?
We carefully vet every surgeon for both clinical skills and values alignment. Our model is built for long-term partnerships—Rotating Surgeons return to your site consistently, building strong relationships with staff and patients over time. It’s a flexible approach that maintains your clinical standards while strengthening community trust.
How can DIN help improve our operating room utilization and increase revenue?
DIN helps you make the most of your existing resources. By connecting you with Rotating Surgeons ready to work, we reduce delays, increase surgical throughput, and help you expand access—especially in specialties that are hard to staff. That means better care for your community and stronger margins for your hospital.
How much does it cost to join DIN?
To access our network of Rotating Surgeons and begin the matching process, a monthly subscription fee applies. Once a match is made, any additional fees will be negotiated separately.