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Rehearse against a real patient, and the real rubric.

Live conversation with an AI standardized patient who only reveals what you ask. Step out to an instant, evidence-cited key-feature debrief and your 7 competency ratings. Built for Canadian medical students, residents, and IMGs.

Live video patientReal 7-competency rubricInstant evidence-cited debrief

Practice questions & stations

750+

across the course and the simulator

Live patient stations

466

spoken patients, every discipline

Competencies

7

scored every encounter

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Station 1 路 blind

Start cold at the door, ring the bell, and read your prompt, exactly like exam day.

Go to the door

How a station runs

  1. 1At the door. Ring the bell, read the prompt (2-minute countdown).
  2. 2The encounter. 11 min (or 8+3): history + focused exam with a live patient.
  3. 3The bell. Wrap up; an 8+3 station moves to post-encounter questions.
  4. 4Your debrief. Full checklist, 7 competency ratings, critical flags, top 3 fixes.

Why AceOSCE beats a generic OSCE chatbot

Real clinician rubric

Scored on a real 7-competency rubric used for Canadian OSCEs, benchmarked to a Canadian trainee, not a generic checklist.

Exam-faithful flow

Door, bells, 11-min and 8+3 stations, and full mock circuits. From med-school OSCEs to licensing exams, it mirrors the real thing.

A patient, not a form

A live standardized patient that only reveals what you ask, plus a data-driven examiner for findings.

Evidence-cited debrief

Every checklist item is backed by a quote from your transcript, with the top 3 things to fix next.