About Us

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Transforming Medical Education

vDOC was built for medical students. It's the tool we have always wanted.

Who we are is simple, we are a group of people who love learning new things. Founder and creator Dr. Bryce Arnold DO, is a practicing internal medicine hospitalist.

What's next for vDOC is going to be up to the engagement of its users. There are many more cases to add, social complexities, and additional interactions that can be added.

FAQs

How does vDOC decide what treatment plans are appropriate for each case?


Treatment recommendations are based on evidence-based medicine and industry-accepted best practices.
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Is vDOC suitable for all levels of medical education?


vDOC is designed primarily for medical students and residents. However, it can be valuable for a range of learners, from early medical
students to practicing physicians looking to refine their skills.
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What type of medical simulations does vDOC offer?


vDOC offers a wide range of medical simulations covering various specialties and scenarios commonly encountered in the United States healthcare system. Our cases are designed to challenge and improve clinical reasoning, diagnosis, patient interactions, and treatment planning skills. Patients in vDOC react to the medical students care in real time. vDOC brings together all hospitals systems needed to perform care just like in real life, Conversational AI allows the students to practice verbalizing care and treatments, and lastly the real-time feedback as the case progresses is already proving to drastically improve information retention.

Are there any device requirements to use vDOC?


Macintosh
• macOS 14 (Sonoma) or newer
• Apple Silicon (M2+ recommended)
• 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended)
• 8 GB available storage

‍Note: Intel-based Macs are not supported.

Windows
• Windows 11
• Intel 12th Gen, Ryzen 5000 series, or newer
• 16 GB RAM
• 8 GB available storage

Performance can vary depending on hardware.

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Note: Due to the current computer hardware/software landscape, vDOC currently performs better on Macintosh computers.
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How does vDOC evaluate my performance?


After each case, you will be shown a comprehensive evaluation of your performance. This includes an assessment of your history-taking, physical examination, lab orders, and treatment decisions that apply to that specific patient encounter. The evaluation compares your choices to best practices and provides detailed feedback. We are working on  tools to provide insights and additional ways to analyze and learn from each case.
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Still have questions?

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