Sync for students

Your clinical life, in your pocket.

Today’s shift, this week’s rotations, your hours and your credentials: one app, so nothing about your clinical education lives on a paper form or a spreadsheet you can’t see.

Today

Start the day already knowing where you stand.

Open Sync and today’s shift is right there: where you’re rotating, when, and what the rest of the week looks like. Something come up? Call out with one tap so the program and site know in real time, and a makeup day is automatically requested.

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The Sync app home screen: today's shift and the week's upcoming rotations.

Check-in

Check in at the door, not on a form.

Every clinical site is mapped with a check-in radius. Arrive, tap, done: your hours are verified at the point of care, so there’s no timesheet to reconstruct at midnight and no signature to chase on Friday.

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A clinical site in Sync: address and a geofenced check-in radius on the map.

Hours

Hours that count themselves.

Clocked time totals automatically and stays audit-ready. When it’s time to know where you stand in your clinical education, Sync keeps you in the know.

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The Sync hours screen: clocked hours with a verified shift.

And the rest of the backpack.

Credentials, ready before the site asks

Immunizations, titers, licenses, certifications: encrypted in your vault and shared through a time-limited link when a clinical site needs them. No more digging through email attachments.

The week, wherever you are

Rotations across sites and cohorts, timezone-aware, so “today” is always the program’s today, even when your rotation isn’t in the program’s city.

Yours, and only yours

Your records are FERPA-protected, encrypted in transit and at rest, in a database that belongs to your institution alone. How we secure Sync →

Want Sync in your program?

Sync comes to campus through your program. If your clinical education still runs on spreadsheets and paper timesheets, point your coordinator our way.

Share Sync with your program

Are you the coordinator? This page is for you →