What clinical assistant works for relief veterinarians?

Nothing for the hospital to install

Who owns the subscription when you work at several hospitals? You do. One subscription belongs to you and goes with you to every hospital you cover.

Vetinuity runs in a web browser on the hospital computer you are given for the shift, and in the iPhone and Android apps on your own phone. Sign in, and your account and saved note template are there.

The record system stays the hospital's. The finished note pastes into whatever record system each hospital runs, with its formatting intact.

A different client language at every hospital

Do you need to know the client's language before the exam? No. Vetinuity detects the client's language on its own and translates the exam live in both directions across 80+ languages.

The SOAP note and a client summary come out of that same conversation, and the discharge instructions can go home in the client's language.

Clinical support when you do not know the house protocols

On an overnight shift at a hospital you rarely cover, there may be no one to ask. Vetinuity suggests differentials, diagnostics and treatment options with a journal citation attached to each, so you can read the source before you act. The decision stays yours.

What it costs a relief veterinarian

The subscription is $99 per veterinarian per month, with a free trial lasting 14 days and no credit card up front.

Relief guides

• Can I bring my own SOAP format to a new hospital?
• Can my note format stay familiar across different hospitals?
• Does my subscription follow me to a new hospital?
• What should relief vets look for across hospitals?
• Talk to any client in their own language, live, both directions
• Differential diagnoses while you are still in the exam room