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 plan with access to OSCE stations, can use AI to generate new stations.
To use AI to generate an OSCE station, go to the 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=true
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: 13/08/2026
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