Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine has adopted the ScribbleVet AI-powered scribe platform for use in its veterinary teaching hospital, giving clinicians and students access to artificial intelligence tools designed to streamline medical documentation. The partnership is intended to reduce administrative workload while preparing future veterinarians to use AI-assisted technology in clinical practice.
- Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine has implemented ScribbleVet in its veterinary teaching hospital.
- The AI-powered platform automatically generates veterinary SOAP notes by recording patient appointments.
- The university said the technology will help reduce documentation time while improving clinical workflow.
- Students will gain hands-on experience using AI-supported documentation tools during their clinical training.
- ScribbleVet said the partnership supports Tuskegee’s efforts to prepare practice-ready veterinarians.
Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) has adopted the ScribbleVet AI-powered scribe platform for use in its veterinary teaching hospital, introducing AI-assisted documentation technology into both clinical care and veterinary education.
ScribbleVet uses artificial intelligence to generate veterinary SOAP notes from recorded patient appointments, helping clinicians complete medical records more efficiently. According to the company, the platform is designed to reduce documentation time and allow veterinary teams to spend more time focused on patient care.
Preparing Students for Modern Practice
University leaders said the adoption reflects TUCVM’s commitment to equipping students with the tools and technology they are likely to encounter in today’s veterinary profession while supporting efficient, high-quality patient care within its teaching hospital.
Dean Dr. Ebony Gilbreath said the partnership provides students with innovative technology that prepares them for success in an evolving profession. Ricardo Irizarry, DVM, ACVECC, associate professor of Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care, added that the platform gives students practical exposure to AI-supported clinical workflows while helping reduce documentation burdens for faculty clinicians.
AI-Powered Documentation
ScribbleVet said the collaboration supports both veterinary education and clinical operations by simplifying medical recordkeeping. The company also highlighted Tuskegee University’s historic role as the nation’s first Historically Black College or University (HBCU) veterinary school and its longstanding contribution to educating African American veterinarians.
Information sourced from the university’s press release.
