How do I create and share OSCE stations?

The OSCE Station Creator allows you to build your own OSCE stations and organise them into shareable circuits - perfect for setting up mock OSCE sessions with friends.

You can:

• Write your own stations from scratch
• Create your own AI-powered virtual patients

All of these features are free for all users.

Creating your own OSCE station

Each OSCE station includes:

• Candidate instructions - describe the station type, clinical setting, and what the candidate must do
• Patient instructions/script - outline the patient’s symptoms, history, and role play script (you can also add images)
• Examiner checklist - create a custom checklist or import from our checklist bank
• Examiner questions - add optional viva questions to ask at the end of the station

All stations you create will be saved to your personal OSCE station library.

Using AI to generate a station

Users who have purchased access to our OSCE Stations collection, or a bundle with access to OSCE stations, can use AI to generate new stations.

To use AI to generate an OSCE station, go to the station launchpad and click Station Generator.

You can:

• Let the AI generate a completely random history-taking station
• Provide prompts or details to guide the AI

Once generated, the station will be saved to your library and can be edited like any other.

Can I make my own virtual patient?

Yes! If you’ve written a history taking or counselling station, you can convert it into a virtual patient.

To do this:

• Open your station and click the Generate virtual patient button
• The system will use your patient script to create an AI-powered patient you can interact with
• The more detailed your script, the better the results

Managing your OSCE stations

You can access your saved stations at any time via your OSCE station library: https://app.geekymedics.com/osce-stations/personal/

Your stations remain private unless you choose to share them.

You can:

• Share a direct link to an individual station with another user
• Launch the station in Group Practice Mode to practise in real time with others

Video demonstration

Updated on: 19/04/2025