Prompt for Students

Step into patient care with confidence

Learn documentation on a real EMR, find clinics that fit, and build a career you love.
Prompt for your University

Used at 100+ university programs

Build confidence

Learn on Prompt’s EMR and practice documentation with AI-powered tools, so you can build real-world skills before your first clinical experience.

Find your clinical fit

From clinical & fieldwork placements to your first role and every move after, find clinics that pair mentorship with modern technology.

Build what’s next

Dream of opening your own practice someday? Learn on the same platform you can use to build, run, and grow it.

Make informed decisions at every step

Use these free resources to learn what to look for in your first job, and how to find environments that help you grow.

What to look for in your first role

Documentation, caseload, mentorship, technology, and growth, in plain terms.
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How to read a job posting to find the right fit

What the wording and effort tells you, and what to ask before you accept an offer.
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Experience the tools
shaping modern care

There’s a big difference between learning in the classroom and applying it in a busy clinic. Prompt partners with universities across the country, giving students early exposure to the AI tools, workflows, and expectations they’ll meet in practice.
Use AI Scribing Practice Mode to dictate visits and create SOAP notes
Get support with clinical, documentation, and compliance questions anytime with AskAI
Free with any .edu email and practice with sample data only

Owning a practice someday?

If that’s the goal, you’ll already know the software behind scheduling, documentation, and billing.

Learn what’s possible

Real stories from teams using Prompt to run leaner, grow faster, and focus on patient care. Many started as solo clinicians.
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See how Prompt grows with you

Solo providers and startup practices grow with the same workflows, automation, and insights larger groups use.
Picture your practice
University of Southern California
Prompt was so easy to use with my clinical instructor in regards to discussing patient cases, as well as using his own templates that were built into the system itself to make documentation and charting much easier. As a student of physical therapy, I look forward to using Prompt in my future practice.
Estevan Reynoso
Physical Therapy Student
Marquette University
At this clinic [Venture Physical Therapy] we've been using Prompt as our documentation system. It's been a great system to bridge the gap between learning documentation at school and practicing it in the clinic. The onboarding process was really helpful and gave me a lot of confidence in my capabilities and has helped me to treat my patients throughout this rotation.
Teagan O'Flaherty, SPT
Prompt has helped bridge the gap between the classroom and the clinic. It has given me the opportunity to practice documenting realistic patient cases, making me feel more prepared and confident for the types of scenarios I will encounter as a future physical therapist.
Rylee Harner, DPT
Student and Prompt User, West Virginia University
As a third year DPT student…Prompt helped me understand the value of an EMR that balances flexibility and structure, allowing clinicians to accurately capture creative treatment sessions while efficiently documenting frequently used interventions. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to gain experience using an EMR before beginning my clinical rotations.
Lauren Dart, DPT
Student and Prompt User, West Virginia University

Get ready for real patient care

Find a clinic that's a fit

Speak with a consultant to help with your clinical career goals

Bring Prompt to your program

Your program directors can add Prompt to the curriculum as a free learning tool. Share Prompt for Universities with them.
Prompt for Universities

Frequently asked questions

  • Prompt for Students is a free resource hub designed to help PT, OT, SLP, and chiropractic students feel more prepared for clinical practice. It gives students exposure to real-world documentation, EMR workflows, responsible AI tools, clinical learning environments, and career resources so they can enter affiliations and early-career roles with more confidence.

  • We created Prompt for Students because the transition from classroom to clinic can be challenging. Prompt helps make that transition easier by giving students earlier exposure to the tools and expectations they will encounter in practice, so they can focus more on learning and caring for patients.

  • Sidekick for Students gives students hands-on access to AI-powered tools to practice documenting simulated patient cases. With AI Scribing Practice Mode, students can dictate practice visits and generate SOAP notes, while AskAI provides support with clinical, documentation, and compliance questions.

  • Jobs on Exxat One is a job platform built into Exxat where clinics using Prompt can post openings for students and new graduates to search and apply to.

  • Career Connection is a matching program for clinicians who are ready to explore their next opportunity. Once you have clinical experience and are looking for a practice that better fits how you want to work and grow, Prompt can help connect you with vetted, tech-forward clinics.

  • Learning on an EMR can help you feel more comfortable with documentation, EMR workflows, AI-supported tools, and the pace of clinical practice. It can also make the transition into rotations or early-career roles feel less intimidating because you already understand some of the systems and expectations used in modern clinics.

  • EMR proficiency shows employers that you’ve taken the initiative to practice real-world documentation and can help you get up to speed faster during onboarding.

  • You can still access student resources, try Sidekick for Students, and explore available career opportunities. If you want to bring Prompt to your program, you can share our universities page with your program director.