A specialized school pathway

AI FOR CLINICIANS.

The Prompt Clinic began here: helping healthcare professionals build practical AI fluency without surrendering judgment, privacy, or the human relationship. This is that work’s permanent home inside The New Business School.

01

Protect the relationship

AI can support care and practice operations. It does not replace clinical judgment, empathy, consent, or accountability.

02

Start outside the chart

Begin with low-risk education, administration, and synthetic data before any system handles protected health information.

03

Keep a human responsible

Name who reviews the output, what they verify, and what happens when the model is uncertain or wrong.

04

Follow primary sources

Treat vendor claims as claims. Check current law, contracts, BAAs, product eligibility, and professional guidance.

Sourced clinical AI guides

START WITH A STRAIGHT ANSWER.

Each guide gives you the direct answer, a practical checklist, a clinical example, and links to the primary sources. It is education—not legal, compliance, or medical advice.

Choose your clinical context

Learn from practitioners

THE HUMAN WORK COMES FIRST.

Psychiatrist · The Empathy Clinic · 40 years in practice

Dr. Ashok

Forty years of psychiatry, an overnight telehealth pivot, and why empathy is the one thing AI can't automate.

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Grief therapist (LCSW) · telehealth across six states

Kat

A dancer-turned-grief-therapist on continuing bonds, disenfranchised grief, and where AI does and doesn't belong.

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LCSW & addiction counselor · Russo Health and Wellness, NJ

Frank Russo

A counselor in long-term recovery building a men's mental health practice — and a therapy farm.

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