NYSVMS Webinar Panel: How the latest AI apps dramatically improve your efficiency
Event Details
You can save a great deal of time by using the latest generation of Artificial Intelligence powered tools.
Join this webinar to hear from your colleagues who are reaping the benefits, and get practical tips about how to use them successfully.
Dr. Gittelman, Dr Wylegala, and Dr. Massaro will show you how the latest generation of AI tools dramatically reduce the time it takes to maintain medical records compared to writing them yourself. These aren’t the dictation tools we featured last year. Now you can just record everything in the room on your phone and the AI will create a formatted SOAP together with other relevant notes and even a record of how you complied with Buoy’s law. Members are reporting that they are using these tools with great success.
Learning Points
- Identify the benefits of AI assisted record-keeping vs. Dictation software
- Know what to look for in an AI record-keeping app, and what to expect in integration
- How to use AI record-keeping to efficiently comply with Buoy’s law
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Mark Massaro DVM
Dr. Mark Massaro attended the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine where he earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree. He interned in small medicine and surgery at Center for Animal Referral and Emergency Services (CARES) in Bucks County, PA, which is now one of the greater Philadelphia BluePearl Pet Hospitals. Following internship Dr. Massaro joined the family practice, where he served as an Associate Veterinarian, as well as the Marketing and Technology Lead.
Dr. Massaro’s interests in the veterinary management / technology world grew and he then took on a series of roles at different companies, spanning from remote work in NJ to on-site positions in Philadelphia, Houston, TX and Knoxville, TN. All of these roles centered around advancing technology in the veterinary industry, specifically relating to electronic medical record (EMR) or practice management systems (PMS).
Susan Wylegala DVM
Dr. Wylegala is the owner of the Cheektowaga Veterinary Hospital, and is a native of Buffalo, NY. She received her DVM from Cornell in 1988 and has worked at the Cheektowaga Veterinary Hospital ever since. Dr. Wylegala was honored to be the 2016 President of the New York State Veterinary Medical Society. Dr. Wylegala was given the distinct honor of being awarded the 2017 New York State Veterinarian of the Year award by the New York State Veterinary Medical Society. She received the Distinguished Life Service Award from the New York State Veterinary Medical Society in 2023, the highest award given. She is active in numerous veterinary organizations, and is a past president of the Board of Directors of the Veterinary Emergency Clinic in Buffalo, NY. Dr. Wylegala is a Past President of the Western New York Veterinary Medical Association and has received two Regional Merit Awards from the WNYVMA. She serves as a conference chair for the New York State Veterinary Conference. Dr. Wylegala has served on the Dean's Advisory Council for the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell. Dr. Wylegala currently serves as the New York State delegate for the AVMA.
Howard Gittelman DVM
A graduate of Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Graduate School, Dr. Gittelman began his career as a companion animal veterinarian in a multi-doctor specialty practice in Rhode Island. There he cultivated his interests in emergency medicine and was subsequently appointed Director of Animal Emergency Clinic in Oahu, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The end of his appointment he returned to the east coast and took up residence in New City where he assumed the directorship of Animal Medical of New City, PC. Dr. Gittelman served as the President of the Westchester/Rockland Veterinary Medical Association for four terms and as the Westchester/Rockland delegate to the New York State Veterinary Medical Society’s Executive Board for two four-year terms. He is currently serving on the New York State Board of Medicine.
Dr. Gitteman is on the advisory board of local, Mercy College which offers a 4-year degree in veterinary nursing. His areas of special interest include veterinary dentistry, a subject that he also teaches to veterinary nursing students at Mercy. Dr. Gittelman is skilled at minimally invasive diagnostic modalities and surgery. He has devoted his career to continuing education, and serving his clients and their pets.