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The initiative will introduce CoVet across LMU-CVM’s academic programs and affiliated clinical settings while leveraging the platform to help improve student outcomes, documentation, and clinical workflows.
CoVet, the veterinary industry’s leading AI copilot platform, today announced a new partnership with Lincoln Memorial University- Richard A. Gillespie College of Veterinary Medicine (LMU-CVM) to introduce CoVet across the University’s academic and clinical training programs.
Students, faculty, and clinical educators will receive access to CoVet during case-based learning, lectures, collaborative discussions, and clinical training at affiliated sites. The partnership will utilize AI-assisted documentation to support clinical communication, efficient workflows, and students’ transition from veterinary school into practice.
LMU-CVM's distributed model places students in affiliated veterinary hospitals, where they gain hands-on experience with the standards, workflows, and responsibilities of daily clinical work. The partnership reflects the university's position at the forefront of innovation adoption, preparing students through direct exposure to the real-world environments where they will build their careers.
“LMU-CVM gives students the opportunity to learn in the real-world clinical environments where they will eventually practice,” said Yannick Bloem, CEO and Co-Founder of CoVet. “Introducing CoVet during that training gives students a supervised setting in which to develop strong documentation and communication habits while keeping professional judgement at the center of their work.”
“LMU-CVM has long looked for practical ways to connect veterinary education with the work students will perform after graduation,” said Dr. Stacy Anderson, Executive Dean at LMU-CVM. “Our distributed model gives students firsthand experience across different clinical teams and practice environments. This partnership gives us an opportunity to introduce the latest technology thoughtfully and evaluate how they can support both education and clinical practice.”
The partnership will also include an educational research project evaluating CoVet’s role in documentation quality, workflow efficiency, communication, and student learning. LMU-CVM and CoVet will develop the research framework and measures together as the program progresses.
As AI-assisted documentation becomes more common in veterinary practice, schools need practical ways to teach students how to use it thoughtfully, review its output, and apply their own clinical judgement. Because LMU-CVM students train across affiliated veterinary hospitals, the program will examine how these tools work across different teams, workflows, and practice environments.
About CoVet
CoVet is an AI-powered clinical copilot built by veterinary professionals, for veterinary professionals. Designed to reduce administrative burden and prevent burnout, CoVet automates SOAP notes, transcribes consultations, and streamlines client communication, saving clinics over two hours per veterinarian, per day. Trusted by tens of thousands of users across six continents, CoVet helps veterinary teams reclaim their time and refocus on what matters most: exceptional patient care.
Learn more at co.vet
About Lincoln Memorial University-College of Veterinary Medicine
The Richard A. Gillespie College of Veterinary Medicine at Lincoln Memorial University (LMU-CVM) is dedicated to providing exceptional veterinary medical education, from undergraduate through professional and graduate degree programs. Since its creation, LMU-CVM’s commitment to student success, academic quality, innovative education, professional excellence, and community culture has produced veterinary healthcare professionals who fulfill the mission of the University: serving the health and wellness needs of people, animals, and the environment within the Appalachian region and beyond.
Learn more at lmunet.edu
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