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Introducing Thinking Mode: Some Questions Require Deeper Reasoning

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 10:56:00 +0000

Some clinical questions have several factors to weigh: a patient whose comorbidities pull in different directions, a presentation that could go more than one way, a page of labs that only resolves when you read it as a whole. These have to be worked through.

Today, we are introducing Thinking Mode in Doximity Ask, built specifically for questions that need deeper reasoning.

What Thinking Mode does

Before responding, Thinking Mode works across the variables, considers competing evidence, and traces the clinical decision pathway. It takes a little longer and shows you the work, because there are more factors in play and more paths to consider before an answer is reliable.

When it helps

Thinking Mode is for questions with several factors at once:

ICU evaluations, where several problems are in play at once
Patients with multiple comorbidities, where each decision depends on the others
Ambiguous presentations that could reasonably resolve in more than one direction
Extensive lab data that has to be read together

A page of labs is the clearest example. Upload that report straight into Ask, and Thinking Mode works across the whole document rather than a single line.

When the answer runs through numbers

Some clinical questions depend on calculation, and that is where most AI tools are least reliable. Thinking Mode works differently. Its step-by-step reasoning lets it work through arithmetic deliberately, and it can use a calculator when a problem calls for one rather than estimating. When a question depends on real numbers, it computes the answer instead of approximating it.

Ask detects when to switch between modes

You can select Thinking Mode directly at any time. Ask can also recognize when a question has several factors to weigh and switch to it on its own. A multiple-choice board question, a scenario with several factors in play, a question with decimal points in it, a set of pasted lab values, each points to a question that more reasoning will serve.

Thinking Mode is available now

Thinking Mode is available in Doximity Ask now. Open Ask and look for the mode toggle, ask a complex question, and watch as Ask reasons.

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Dialer - DTMF Tone Support

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 10:51:00 +0000

Doximity Dialer video calls now support DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) tones. When you tap a number to add a phone participant — like a language interpreter — the tone actually registers with the system on the other end, instead of just playing locally on your device.

That means navigating phone trees and IVR menus during a video call works exactly as reliably as it does on a regular phone call — no more tapping a number and hoping it went through.

DTMF tone support is available now on web, iOS, and Android.

How Physician Search Activity Signaled the Cyclospora Outbreak, and How Ask Helped

Thu, 30 Jul 2026 02:40:00 +0000

Weeks before the CDC alerted clinicians and the FDA announced a recall, physicians were already searching for Cyclospora on Doximity.

For most of the spring, Doximity searches related to Cyclospora stayed at or below baseline. Through late May they actually dipped, running well under normal levels.

The first sign of movement came in mid-June, when searches crossed above baseline for the first time and held there. Then, the week of June 30, the line broke. Searches roughly tripled, then jumped again the following week, and by mid-July they had climbed more than 15,000% above baseline.

That mid-June uptick tracks closely with June 22, the date the CDC later identified as the start of illness onsets. And the steepest part of the climb came before the public alerts: physician searches were already surging when the CDC issued its HAN alert to clinicians on July 13, with the FDA's recall alert following on July 18.

The pattern is consistent. Physician interest built ahead of the official notifications, roughly in step with when people were actually falling ill.

From a search spike to answers physicians can use

A physician seeing a possible Cyclospora case needs current information they can use at the point of care. In Ask, they can look up the latest, from symptoms and diagnostic testing to treatment and patient management. Ask organizes the relevant evidence and links to the underlying medical sources, so physicians can review the material directly.

Ask also surfaces relevant PeerCheck reviews. These show when an AI-generated answer has been evaluated by a physician, who completed the review, and when it was last updated. PeerCheck reviewers assess answers for clinical accuracy, evidence strength, and potential bias, and their feedback may be incorporated into the answer itself.

So physicians see both the clinical answer and the physician judgment behind it.

Two signals, one workflow

One physician looking something up is routine. Thousands looking up the same thing is a trend taking shape, often before the alerts catch up. That is what happened with Cyclospora. When new health trends start to emerge, Ask is where physicians find what they need next: current recommendations, the sources behind them, and how other physicians have assessed the evidence.

Meet the 2026-2027 Doximity Clinical AI Fellows

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 01:52:00 +0000

We are thrilled to introduce the 2026-2027 class of Doximity Clinical AI Fellows, a year-long program for physicians and clinicians who want to shape how AI shows up in real clinical practice. These Fellows aren't here to watch from the sidelines. They work directly with the teams building the Doximity Clinical AI Suite, bringing the one thing every good tool needs: the perspective of people who actually see patients. They get a direct line to our product and engineering teams, a platform that reaches millions of clinicians, and a community of peers working at the leading edge of medicine and technology.

With more than 150+ clinicians representing 123 institutions across 36 states, this is one of the largest clinician communities working directly with a product team to shape the future of clinical AI. That scale matters. Building clinical AI requires continuous feedback from clinicians practicing across specialties, care settings, and communities—and that's exactly what this Fellowship is designed to provide.

We are pleased to welcome a group spanning a wide range of specialties, career stages, and locations. Here is a look at the class that's joining us this year.

More than two dozen specialties are represented

Internal Medicine leads the way this year, with Psychiatry and Family Medicine close beahind. But the real story is the range. Neurologists and dermatologists sit alongside orthopaedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, and physiatrists, and dozens of other specialties round out the room. That breadth matters here. Clinical AI has to work across every corner of practice, and this group makes sure the feedback comes from all of them.

A class built around the next generation

This year's cohort skews early-career by design. Residents make up the majority of the class, joined by fellows-in-training and medical students alongside a strong group of practicing clinicians at every stage.
One theme came through in application after application: these Fellows aren't waiting for someone else to figure out clinical AI. They're already identifying inefficiencies, testing new workflows, educating peers, and finding thoughtful ways to improve patient care using AI. The Fellowship builds on that momentum by connecting them directly with the teams designing the next generation of clinical AI.
Many Fellows are residents and fellows-in-training—the clinicians who will spend the next several decades practicing alongside AI. Building with them today helps ensure we're creating products that define the next generation of clinical practice, not just today's workflows.

Building at 123 institutions, and counting

This class spans 123 institutions across the country, from academic medical centers to community hospitals to safety-net clinics. Fellows are training and practicing at places like Cleveland Clinic, Vanderbilt, Massachusetts General, Mount Sinai, Johns Hopkins, Yale, UC San Diego, and Grady, alongside dozens of community and regional programs. Clinical AI has to work everywhere medicine happens, not just at the flagship names, and this cohort covers the full spread.

Reach across the country

This class stretches across 36 states and every region of the country, from big-city academic centers to suburban practices to rural communities. And while physicians anchor the group, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists are part of it too, bringing perspectives that make the whole cohort sharper.

Over the next year, these Fellows will put the Doximity Clinical AI Suite to work in real practice, testing tools like Ask and Scribe against the demands of everyday patient care and helping us shape where they go next.

Building clinical AI takes more than powerful models. It takes the trust of clinicians, feedback from every corner of medicine, and a commitment to improving products through real-world practice. That's what this Fellowship represents, and it's the foundation we're building for the future of clinical AI.

We can't wait to get started, and we can't wait to show you what comes of it. Follow along on social media to watch the work unfold.

Which AI Gives the Safest Medical Advice?

Fri, 17 Jul 2026 14:25:00 +0000

This week, the independent clinical AI research group ARISE released NOHARM v2, a study evaluating whether AI recommendations are safe in realistic clinical scenarios. The group is led by physicians at Stanford and Harvard.

Doximity Ask received the highest score in real-world testing of commercially available products by physicians (75.8%), ahead of ChatGPT Health (68.4%) and OpenEvidence (60.8%).

Unlike traditional medical AI benchmarks, NOHARM evaluates whether a model's recommendations could contribute to patient harm rather than performance on multiple-choice questions. The benchmark was developed by more than 50 researchers, including 29 board-certified physicians, and included 1,100 case scenarios.

The NOHARM study found medical AI systems performed well with prompts as they arise naturally in clinical practice. General-purpose models like ChatGPT or Gemini often improved with carefully engineered prompts, but even then did not reach the performance of the leading medical systems. Doximity Ask is intended to provide reliable guidance without requiring specialized prompting.

The study also evaluated whether models gave consistent guidance when the underlying clinical problem was unchanged. To test this, researchers made small, clinically irrelevant edits to patient scenarios — for example, changing a patient's age from 71 to 73 — and looked for changes in outputs. General-purpose models were substantially more likely to vary their answers. Specialized systems like Doximity Ask were much less sensitive to these changes. If the medical facts haven't changed, the system's conclusions shouldn't either.

Beyond the rankings, the study consistently found that systems designed specifically for clinical care outperformed general-purpose AI across multiple evaluations. The findings suggest that clinical performance requires more than general language ability. Systems must also produce recommendations that are stable and grounded in the underlying evidence.

Every system in this study, ours included, had measurable gaps. The right response is to measure them, make them visible, and keep improving — which is what the 11,000+ physicians in our PeerCheck™ program help us do every day.

We thank the ARISE investigators for raising the standard on how clinical AI is evaluated. Independent, safety-focused evaluation benefits physicians, health systems, and ultimately patients.

Doximity Outranks OpenEvidence, Frontier Models in Independent Stanford-Harvard Study of Clinical AI Safety

Wed, 15 Jul 2026 06:00:00 +0000

ARISE, a clinical AI research team led by physician researchers from Stanford University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School, recently published NOHARM (Numerous Options Harm Assessment for Risk in Medicine), one of the most comprehensive independent evaluations of clinical AI safety to date.

Developed by more than 50 researchers with contributions from 29 board-certified physicians, NOHARM evaluates how often AI-generated recommendations could result in patient harm across 1,100 physician-derived clinical scenarios spanning 10 medical specialties. Rather than measuring medical knowledge alone, it provides a rigorous framework for evaluating the safety of healthcare AI systems for real-world clinical decision support.

We are proud to share that Doximity Ask outperformed OpenEvidence, GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Fable 5, and other leading frontier AI models. More broadly, the study found that clinically specialized AI systems consistently outperformed frontier general-purpose models, reinforcing the importance of building AI specifically for medicine rather than adapting general-purpose systems.

Why Doximity Ask Performs Differently

At Doximity, we have always believed that building trustworthy clinical AI requires more than powerful foundation models. It requires physician oversight, continuous learning, and accountability to real-world clinical outcomes. The findings from NOHARM reinforce that philosophy: success in clinical AI is about helping physicians make safer, more complete clinical decisions, not just answering medical questions.

The bar for clinical AI should be extraordinarily high. Doximity Ask, powered by PeerCheck™, is the only HIPAA-compliant AI platform where practicing physicians continuously review AI-generated answers for clinical accuracy, evidence quality, completeness, and potential bias.

Those reviews do more than improve individual responses. Every physician edit becomes structured feedback that improves future answers across the platform, enabling the system to learn from expert clinical judgment at scale. That continuous learning is especially important because NOHARM found that the most serious AI failures resulted from omitted clinical recommendations rather than incorrect ones. Physician review helps identify those gaps and reinforces more complete clinical reasoning over time.

Evidence-first clinical reasoning

Doximity Ask is built on an evidence-first architecture that uses current, peer-reviewed sources as the foundation for every response, rather than relying solely on static model memory. At query time, the system identifies the clinical question and retrieves the most relevant literature from a continuously updated index of millions of peer-reviewed publications and specialty society guidelines, refreshed daily.

For complex patient scenarios requiring multi-step clinical decision-making, Ask uses agentic reasoning to break problems into structured steps and generate clinically grounded recommendations informed by medical calculators, structured drug information, and evidence-based reasoning.

The platform is HIPAA compliant and includes end-to-end encryption, role-based access controls, audit logging, and session isolation. Learn more.

Beyond Benchmarks: Real-World Clinical Adoption

Independent benchmarks are important, but so is real-world adoption.

Today, Doximity's Clinical AI Suite has been reviewed, approved, and deployed across more than 150 health systems, including eight of the top 20 hospitals in the United States. We believe widespread clinical adoption, together with rigorous independent evaluation, provides a more complete picture of whether AI systems have earned physicians' trust.

Raising the Bar for Clinical AI

NOHARM reflects an important shift in how healthcare AI should be evaluated. The question is no longer simply whether an AI system can answer medical questions correctly, but whether those recommendations are consistently safe for patients.

As independent evaluations become more rigorous, meaningful differences between clinical AI systems are becoming increasingly visible. That transparency benefits physicians, healthcare organizations, and ultimately patients.

We view this recognition not as a finish line, but as independent validation of the approach we have invested in from the beginning: physician-reviewed AI, continuously improved through PeerCheck™, grounded in current medical evidence, and built for real clinical practice.

Bring Your Clinical Documents Into Ask

Fri, 03 Jul 2026 04:10:00 +0000

Every day, physicians work with dense clinical documents: patient charts, lab reports, imaging summaries, research papers, discharge summaries, and referral letters. Finding one specific detail often means scrolling through dozens or even hundreds of pages.

Now, you can upload those documents directly into Ask. Instead of manually searching through a PDF, simply upload your file and ask a question in plain language.

Looking for a specific lab value?
"On page 6 of this lab report, what was the patient's creatinine on admission versus discharge?"

Need to quickly review a consultation note?
"What medication changes did cardiology recommend?"

Reviewing a research paper?
"What was the primary endpoint, and how did the treatment group perform?"

Ask analyzes the original document and answers your questions using the source material. This helps you find the information you need without hunting through every page.

Built for the documents physicians use

Upload a wide range of clinical documents, including:

Patient charts
Lab reports
Imaging summaries
Clinical notes
Referral letters
Research PDFs
Guidelines and consensus statements

Whether you're preparing for rounds, reviewing outside records, or catching up on the latest evidence, Ask helps you get to the relevant information faster.

Answers grounded in your document

Unlike tools that rely on summaries or extracted snippets, Ask works from the original uploaded document.

That means you can ask highly specific questions about the content and receive answers grounded in the source material, with references to the relevant pages and sections when applicable.

A faster way to review complex information

Clinical documents continue to grow longer and more complex. PDF Uploads help transform those documents into something searchable and conversational.

Instead of asking, "Where is that information?" you can simply ask, "What do I need to know?"

Upload your document, ask your question, and spend less time searching so you can spend more time practicing medicine.

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Scribe - Pre-Charting

Tue, 30 Jun 2026 13:47:00 +0000

Walk into every visit already prepared.

With pre-charting in Doximity Scribe, you can add context before the encounter by typing, dictating, or pasting it in, and Doximity Scribe folds that information into the note it generates. The relevant history, the plan you already have in mind, the details you do not want to lose: capture them up front and let them shape the documentation.

Pre-charting closes the gap between what you know and what ends up in the note. Instead of reconstructing context after the fact, you bring it into the visit, and Doximity Scribe carries it through to a note that reflects the full picture. Less rework, more accurate documentation, and more of your attention on the patient in front of you.

Dialer Enterprise - LanguageLine Integration

Mon, 22 Jun 2026 21:24:00 +0000

Doximity Dialer Enterprise users can now add on-demand professional interpreters — including video, audio, and ASL interpreters — directly to an active Dialer Video call via Doximity's integration with LanguageLine Solutions for select clients. Select a language from 300+ options and a certified interpreter joins as a video participant all without leaving the platform. Currently available on desktop only; mobile support is coming soon. Learn more

Ask - User Memories

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:56:00 +0000

Doximity Ask is starting to remember.

With User Memories, now rolling out, Doximity Ask can carry your context and preferences across conversations and apply them to future answers, so you spend less time re-explaining who you are and how you practice. The result is an assistant that feels less like a blank slate and more like it knows your practice. Memories are yours to manage, and they make every answer a little more personal and useful over time. We are rolling this out in stages to make sure it is accurate and trustworthy before it reaches everyone.

150 Health Systems Are Now on the Doximity Clinical AI Suite

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 10:23:00 +0000

150 health systems have purchased the Doximity Clinical AI Suite. That number includes 8 of the top 20 hospitals in the country.

For the clinicians at those institutions, it means Ask, Scribe, and Dialer inside a single, hospital-approved, HIPAA-compliant workflow, on the platform where more than 85% of U.S. physicians already practice.

The Suite was built around the realities of clinical practice. Ask, powered by PeerCheck™, is the only HIPAA-compliant AI platform where practicing physicians continuously evaluate and improve AI-generated answers for accuracy, evidence strength, and potential bias, helping ensure the system keeps getting better over time. Scribe generates structured documentation in real time and discards the recording once the note is done. Dialer runs secure patient visits by call, text, or video. Each is useful on its own. Together, they cover the full arc of a visit without a clinician ever leaving Doximity.

For some health systems, adoption starts with bringing trusted clinical reference directly into the EHR. The Christ Hospital Health Network, the top-ranked hospital in the Cincinnati area, is rolling out Doximity Ask across its organization and integrating it into Epic, giving clinicians access to structured, peer-reviewed clinical guidance at the point of care.

"Technology is most effective when it fits naturally into the way clinicians already work. By integrating Doximity Ask into Epic, we're making trusted, peer-reviewed clinical information readily available within the workflow, without adding extra steps. That kind of practical integration is important for supporting adoption and helping clinicians deliver high-quality care."

— Dr. Carlos Aguilar, Chief Medical Information Officer, The Christ Hospital Health Network

At systems like UC San Diego Health and UCHealth the deployment extends beyond clinical reference. These organizations are implementing Doximity Ask and making Doximity Scribe available across their workforce, giving providers access to both evidence-based answers and AI-powered documentation. Together, these tools help reduce administrative burden while supporting informed clinical decision-making at the point of care.

And now, that same Suite runs natively on the workstation. The phone handles the in-between moments. The workstation handles the concentrated clinical work, charting, documentation, telehealth, and evidence look-up. Doximity on Desktop brings the full Suite into that environment: same platform, same tools, on the screen where physicians spend most of their day.

Access to the Clinical AI Suite stays free for verified U.S. physicians, NPs, and PAs, and is HIPAA-compliant.

For health systems: the Suite is now available for enterprise deployment. Get in contact with us at: enterprise@doximity.com.

Ask - Medical Calculators

Thu, 11 Jun 2026 20:58:00 +0000

Clinical math now happens inside the conversation. Medical calculators are now in Doximity Doximity Ask, so you can look up and run the calculators you depend on without leaving your chat. Ask which score applies, plug in the values, and get the result in context, alongside the reasoning and evidence you came for. It removes the tab-switching and the second-guessing. The calculator you need is right where the question is.

Doximity Desktop

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 21:25:00 +0000

Doximity Desktop is a native Mac and Windows app that brings the full Clinical AI Suite (Ask, Scribe, and Dialer) to the physician workstation. It lives in the taskbar, opens Ask with a keystroke from anywhere, and lets you copy answers and documentation straight into the EHR. It is free for verified US physicians, NPs, and PAs, HIPAA-compliant under BAA, and deployable by enterprise IT.

Learn more about Doximity Desktop.

Ask - ClinicalTrials.gov Now Supported

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 21:07:00 +0000

Doximity Ask now retrieves the latest clinical trial data from ClinicalTrials.gov, delivering more complete and accurate answers about ongoing and unpublished studies, including data such as recruiting status and trial outcomes. Preliminary trial data is also clearly flagged in our answers, so clinicians know the strength of evidence behind each answer.

Doximity's Clinical AI Suite, Now on Desktop

Wed, 10 Jun 2026 06:00:00 +0000

Two things are true today.

150 health systems — including 8 of the top 20 hospitals in the country — have purchased Doximity's Clinical AI Suite. This means access to Doximity Ask, Scribe, and Dialer inside a single, hospital-approved, HIPAA-compliant workflow.

And starting today, that same Suite runs natively on the workstation.

Doximity on Desktop is the first clinical AI app built for the physician's computer. It lives in your taskbar, launches with a keystroke, and brings the full Clinical AI Suite into the environment where the concentrated clinical work actually happens: charting, documentation, telehealth, and evidence look-up. The phone handles the in-between moments. The workstation handles everything else. Desktop was built for that reality.

The Clinical AI Suite: A New Surface, The Same Platform

Ask, Scribe, and Dialer were built around the realities of clinical practice. Together, they cover the full workflow: answering evidence-based questions, generating structured documentation, and conducting secure patient visits. The Suite has always been built for how physicians work. Desktop puts it on the screen where most of that work happens.

For health systems already running the Suite, Desktop extends that investment to the workstation with no new evaluation required. It deploys cleanly within enterprise environments, so IT teams can push, manage, and update it through existing infrastructure.

"As a CMIO, I'm looking for tools that reduce friction for our clinicians without creating new burdens for IT. Doximity Desktop does both — and that's rare."
— Dr. CT Lin, Chief Medical Information Officer, UCHealth

What's New on Desktop

Quick Launcher A single keyboard shortcut opens Ask from anywhere on your computer—no navigation, no switching apps. Ask is evidence-based, physician-verified AI with full-text access to 2,000+ peer-reviewed journals, with 90% of responses in under 3.5 seconds. You're mid-chart, a clinical question surfaces, you get an answer, and you're back.

Picture-in-Picture During a Dialer telehealth visit, your patient stays visible in a floating window while you chart or pull records. The conversation doesn't stop because the work has to continue.

Calendar Integration Upcoming Dialer appointments appear natively in Desktop. Your schedule lives alongside your tools.

Seamless EHR Copy-Paste The Suite runs on a large screen with direct copy-paste into the EHR. Nothing breaks your flow.

The Platform You Already Trust

85% of U.S. physicians are already on Doximity. Desktop isn't a new system to evaluate—it's the same platform, on the screen where you spend most of your day.

Access to the Clinical AI Suite on Desktop remains free for verified U.S. physicians, NPs, and PAs. HIPAA-compliant and covered under a BAA.

For health systems: Desktop is available now for enterprise deployment. Contact us: enterprise@doximity.com

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Ask - Template Examples

Tue, 09 Jun 2026 20:59:00 +0000

Getting started with Templates is now effortless. The template builder includes a library of ready-made examples you can drop in and customize, so you do not have to design one from a blank page. Pick an example that is close to what you need, adjust it to your style, and save it as your own. It is the fastest way to build a set of templates that fits how you actually practice.

Ask - Templates with Attached Documents

Mon, 08 Jun 2026 21:03:00 +0000

Templates now carry their own documents.

Attach reference files to any template and they travel with it, so every new chat you start from that template already has the right context in place from the very first message. No re-uploading, no hunting for the file you used last time, no re-explaining the background. This turns a template into a complete, self-contained starting point. Build a template around a protocol, a formulary, a set of guidelines, or a patient-specific packet, and Doximity Ask is working from your material the moment you open it.

Ask - Instant V6.2

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 21:00:00 +0000

Doximity Ask Instant model gets a new release with V6.2. This update improves citation accuracy and delivers more precise, more trustworthy answers, so the fast responses you rely on are better grounded in the evidence behind them.

Ask - Templates

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 21:02:00 +0000

Your best prompts should not start from scratch every time.

With Templates, now available to everyone in Doximity Ask, you can turn the prompts you rely on into reusable starting points and launch a new chat from one in a single click. The letter of medical necessity you write every week, the discharge summary format you trust, the way you like a differential framed: capture it once, then reuse it on demand.

Templates make Doximity Ask faster and more consistent without making it more complicated. The setup you would normally retype is already there, so you spend your time on the clinical question, not the prompt engineering.

Intern Year Bootcamp, Free with Healthcare Huddle

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 11:12:00 +0000

Start the Bootcamp

Medical school teaches you medicine. It does not teach you how to survive your first day as an intern. How to take sign-out at 6 AM, structure a patient list, call your first consult without freezing, or get thirty post-rounds tasks done before the day gets away from you.

That gap is exactly what Intern Year Bootcamp sets out to close.

It comes from Jared Dashevsky, MD, a Mount Sinai resident who has built a following of 30,000+ physicians by explaining the parts of medicine training leaves out. We partnered with Jared so all ten classes are free, open to every incoming intern from day one.

What he built

Intern Year Bootcamp follows the arc of a single intern day, from the moment the alarm goes off to the moment you finally get home. Ten short classes, built to be watched once and rewatched whenever you need them.

Every incoming intern recognizes themselves in a day that runs from waking up to signing out, so the lessons land where they actually apply.

The ten classes:

Wake Up & Show Up: Treating your body like the clinical instrument it is.
Sign-Out & Setting Up Your Day: Taking handoff as a safe receiving physician.
Your Patient List: Building the command center your whole day runs on.
Pre-Rounding & Presenting on Rounds: Owning information instead of just collecting it.
Getting Tasks Done: A triage system for the post-rounds avalanche.
Calling Consults & Working the Team: SBAR, nurses, pharmacists, and getting what you need.
Talking to Patients & Families: Plain language, hard conversations, goals of care.
Noon Conference & Learning on the Job: How to learn in motion when time is scarce.
Discharge Planning & Signing Out: Closing the loop and protecting the next provider.
The Long Game: Reputation, specialty selection, and sustaining a forty-year career.

Why it fits

A few of these lessons lean on tools physicians already keep close, and the course points them out where they come up naturally. Doximity Ask turns up across the day: drafting a clean one-liner for your patient list, working through a clinical question that surfaced on rounds, or running a quick medication check before you call the consult. The course shows where it fits the workflow, not the other way around.

Start now

The full course is available through Healthcare Huddle. All ten classes are live and free to watch today.

Start the Bootcamp

Ask - Drug Monographs

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 21:06:00 +0000

Clinicians can now search and access all 2,200+ drug monographs directly from the sidebar of Doximity Ask no AI involvement at all.

Having authoritative drug information one search away is a real workflow win, keeping physicians in the flow of a patient encounter without opening a separate tool. Users still get integrated drug monograph access and data within relevant responses.

Scribe - Oncology Note Templates

Fri, 29 May 2026 21:12:00 +0000

Doximity Scribe now has six new oncology note templates, plus sample visits, built for the realities of oncology documentation. From complex treatment discussions to structured follow-ups, the formats are ready to use so oncologists can spend less time shaping the note and more time with the patient. It is part of a continued push to make Scribe fit the specific workflows of each specialty.

Drug Questions in Ask Now Return a Peer-Reviewed Monograph

Thu, 28 May 2026 06:00:00 +0000

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Clinical questions about medications don't stop at the AI answer. Ask now surfaces a peer-reviewed drug monograph the moment a medication appears in your query, right before the output.

Dosing, contraindications, interactions, side effects, administration, all pulled instantly from FDA labeling and primary literature. No extra search. No tab switch. No break in workflow.

The data is peer-reviewed and vetted by clinical experts, not generated. You're not trusting AI to calculate dosing or flag an interaction. You're seeing the sourced baseline first, then the synthesis.

What appears with every drug query:

Dosing: standard, weight-based, and renally adjusted guidance
Contraindications: absolute and relative, grounded in FDA labeling
Drug interactions: clinically significant flags, not theoretical hits
Side effects: frequency-stratified
Administration: route, timing, and preparation

AI answers synthesize and contextualize. A monograph gives you a stable, sourced reference that doesn't shift based on how a question was phrased. Ask Now gives you both at once.

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Dialer - Remove a Participant from a Video Call

Thu, 21 May 2026 21:23:00 +0000

Clinicians can now remove a participant from an active Dialer video call, giving the host more control over who is in the room during a telehealth visit.

Ask - PeerCheck™ Sidebar

Wed, 20 May 2026 21:10:00 +0000

When users ask a clinical question they will see a PeerCheck™ answer, when available, related to their question. These responses are reviewed for accuracy by a cited author or physician expert in the field.

Ask - Thinking V6.1

Mon, 18 May 2026 21:09:00 +0000

With Doximity Ask Thinking mode, physicians get a reasoning partner that thinks out loud, working through each clinical question in steps so the logic behind every answer is visible and verifiable. Doximity Ask Thinking is designed for the most challenging questions, including clinical calculations, board-style problems, and complex patient cases with multifactorial decision making.

The model is transparent with its reasoning, checks its inputs, and explains how it arrived at its answer. The result is safer, more reliable guidance, grounded in the principle that in medicine, the path to an answer matters as much as the answer itself.

ASE Guidelines Coming to Doximity Ask

Mon, 18 May 2026 00:01:00 +0000

Cardiovascular ultrasound plays a vital role in modern cardiovascular care, offering a safe, non-invasive, and informative way to evaluate the heart and vascular structure and function in real time across diverse clinical settings and patients. Echocardiography can shape clinical decisions across cardiology, critical care, anesthesiology, and hospital medicine. Getting it right requires standardized, trusted reference.

Today, we’re announcing a new agreement with the American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) that will bring ASE Guidelines into Ask, Doximity’s evidence-backed, HIPAA-compliant medical AI for clinicians.

Ask, powered by PeerCheck™, combines AI speed with physician-verified clinical content, reinforcing the foundational role that peer review and expert consensus play in evidence-based medicine. ASE Guidelines include both evidence-based recommendations and expert consensus documents for areas where sufficient evidence is still emerging.

Founded in 1975, ASE is the largest global organization for cardiovascular ultrasound imaging professionals setting practice standards and guidelines for the field. ASE guidelines are essential for ensuring the consistent, accurate, and high-quality use of cardiovascular ultrasound in clinical practice. By standardizing image acquisition, measurement techniques, and interpretation criteria, guideline documents help reduce variability and improve diagnostic reliability across institutions, echocardiography reporting templates, and practitioners. With over 80 active documents spanning chamber quantification, valve evaluation, right heart assessment, diastolic function, point-of-care ultrasound, and more, the guidelines also provide evidence-based recommendations that support clinical decision-making, ensuring that patients receive appropriate, timely, and effective care.

Bringing ASE Guidelines into Ask is part of Doximity’s broader strategy to deliver clinical AI that physicians can trust. AI technology is quickly becoming a commodity, but medical trust is not. Clinicians want answers that are AI-fast and textbook-trusted. In an era of rapidly evolving technology and increasing demand for cardiovascular imaging, echocardiography guidelines play a critical role in maintaining best practices, enhancing patient safety, optimizing outcomes, and guiding future research initiatives.

With the introduction of ASE Guidelines, Ask users can access current cardiovascular ultrasound standards with accuracy and confidence, as every ASE guideline is developed through a rigorous, expert-driven review process.

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Doximity Launches Free Prescribing for Physicians

Fri, 15 May 2026 06:00:00 +0000

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Prescribing is one of the most common things physicians do, and can be one of the most frustrating. Writing the prescription is the easy part. But everything that follows it takes time: coverage questions, pharmacy calls, transfer requests, and more. The burden falls on you, and ultimately, on your patients.

Today, we're introducing Doximity Prescribe: free, end-to-end prescribing built directly into the Doximity platform through a partnership with Photon.

The experience is intentionally simple, and functions more like a traditional paper script. The physician writes the prescription, and the patient receives a text message to choose their preferred pharmacy and view estimated pricing before pickup. No extra portals, logins, or handoffs.

It’s faster and easier for physicians, while giving patients more transparency and control over the process.

“We started a direct access clinic and it's difficult to know medication costs and stock availability, especially when working outside of insurance.
Putting the power in the patients' hands to choose their pharmacy or mail order is such a relief. Thank you, this will be game-changing!

- Dr. Shannon Carpenter, Orthopaedic Surgery

What This Means for You

We’ve embedded prescribing capabilities directly into the Doximity platform, starting with our telehealth tool, Dialer. That means you can write and send prescriptions without leaving Doximity or logging into another system.

Free for verified Doximity members

Like Ask, Scribe, and Dialer, prescribing on Doximity is completely free for verified U.S. physicians, NPs, and PAs. No subscription. No per-prescription fees.

It works where you are

On the go? Seeing patients via telehealth? Doximity Prescribe is fully mobile and accessible from any device.

Patients choose their own pharmacy

After the prescription is written, patients receive a text message prompting them to select the pharmacy that works best for them. They can also view estimated medication costs upfront, helping reduce surprises at pickup and making it easier to compare options before the prescription is sent.

The Next Layer of the Workflow

We believe physicians should spend less time navigating systems and more time focused on patient care. Prescribing is the next step in that effort. The visit happens, the note gets written, the clinical question gets answered, and now the prescription gets sent, all in one place.

Try it Today

Early access to Doximity Prescribe is now rolling out to verified U.S. physicians, NPs, and PAs on Doximity.*

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*Doximity Prescribe is not currently available to Doximity enterprise users. Please email support@doximity.com for additional information.

Doximity Partners with Aledade to Bring Clinical AI to Value-Based Care

Wed, 13 May 2026 02:00:00 +0000

This post is adapted from our press release published on May 13th, 2026.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Doximity, Inc. (NYSE: DOCS), the leading digital platform for U.S. medical professionals, today announced an integration with Aledade, a physician‑led, national leader in value‑based care. Through the agreement, Doximity will integrate components of its HIPAA-compliant Clinical AI Suite, including its ambient notetaking tool Scribe and clinical AI assistant Ask (formerly DoxGPT), into Aledade Assist™, Aledade’s EHR overlay that surfaces clinical insights at the point of care.

“We’re proud to partner with Aledade to support independent physicians with customizable AI solutions to help them save time and money,” said Jeff Tangney, co-founder and CEO of Doximity.

Scribe will serve as an ambient documentation solution within Aledade’s industry-leading technology platform. It takes notes to help clinicians stay focused on their patient, not their keyboard. Scribe has open access shareable templates, allowing Aledade physicians to tailor it to their specific care models and reporting needs, an important capability in value-based care environments.

Aledade Assist™ will also incorporate Ask, Doximity’s clinical AI assistant and medical search engine (formerly known as DoxGPT). Ask allows physicians to get fast, evidence-backed answers to clinical questions, all within a single workflow. Uniquely, Ask's PeerCheck™ draws on 10,000+ physician authors who validate AI answers for clinical accuracy.

“What makes this partnership powerful isn’t the technology alone – it’s where it lands,” said Farzad Mostashari, MD, co-founder and CEO of Aledade. “Aledade brings a decade of patient-level data, the trust of primary care clinicians, and a national network built practice by practice on proven outcomes. That's the infrastructure that turns a promising AI tool into something that actually moves the needle for patients.”

About Doximity

Founded in 2010, Doximity is the leading digital platform for U.S. medical professionals. The company's network members include more than 85% of U.S. physicians across all specialties and practice areas. Doximity provides its verified clinical membership with digital tools built for medicine, enabling them to collaborate with colleagues, stay current on medical news and research, manage their careers and on-call schedules, streamline documentation and administrative paperwork, and conduct virtual patient visits. With new AI-powered clinical reference and search capabilities, Doximity also helps doctors access trusted, peer-reviewed information and medical literature. Doximity's mission is to help doctors be more productive so they can provide better care for their patients.

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Introducing the Doximity Clinical AI Suite

Thu, 07 May 2026 05:30:00 +0000

Doximity's mission is to help doctors be more productive so they can provide better care for their patients. The Doximity Clinical AI Suite is our most significant step yet toward that mission, bringing together Ask, Scribe, and Dialer to reduce administrative burden and give clinicians more time for what matters most.

These tools were built for physicians, with physicians. That's the standard behind everything Doximity builds, and it shows up across the clinical suite: AI-powered tools built to support physicians across every layer of their daily workflow, all on the platform where more than 85% of U.S. physicians already practice.

Ask, formerly known as DoxGPT, is our physician-verified clinical AI assistant built on PeerCheck™-validated answers, with over 10,000 physician expert reviewers ensuring clinical accuracy. It's the only AI platform that includes free, full PDF access to top medical journals and a comprehensive drug database, giving clinicians everything they need from question to answer in one place.

Ask works alongside Scribe and Dialer to cover the full scope of a physician's workflow. A physician can conduct a visit through Dialer, have Scribe generate the note automatically, and use Ask to answer a clinical question or draft a follow-up message, all without leaving Doximity.

"Ask has been a game changer. I use it pretty much daily. It helps me get home at an earlier time, it's HIPAA compliant, and helps me with education materials with my patients." - Kevin Parza, DO, Hematology

The Clinical AI Suite is available now on Doximity.