Some instructors will switch off parts of the template, like the assessment and plan, so you work those through yourself. That’s on purpose. Your clinical reasoning lives in those sections, and it gets stronger with practice.

Use CoVet to organize a patient’s history, pull out what’s relevant, and work through long records. Then you decide what matters clinically.

You’re learning to use AI as a clinical tool while the thinking stays with you.

Turn them into summaries, study guides, practice questions, and concept reviews.

The more of the work you do yourself, the more you learn:

• Good

  Summarizing a semester of material into something navigable.

• Better

  Turning that material into quiz questions and practice cases you then have to answer. Generating beats consuming; you're back in the loop.

Read everything the AI writes before you use it. Check what’s accurate, what’s missing, and what needs to change.

You’ll use these same habits on every shift once you’re in practice.

Used Every Day in Veterinary Clinics

Veterinary teams use CoVet in daily practice, and AI scribes are now a normal part of clinic life. The habits you build here come with you to your first job.