How to use Geeky Medics

• What are AI credits?

  || You can purchase AI credits here. Our Everything bundle and Clinical skills bundle include AI credits. AI credits unlock access to advanced AI features on the Geeky Medics platform. These features are designed to offer a more realistic, immersive learning experience - especFeatured

• An introduction to Geeky Medics

  Welcome to Geeky Medics! We create high-quality medical education resources to support students and healthcare professionals throughout their careers. You can learn more about our mission and the story behind Geeky Medics here. Most of our content is available for free on geekymedics.com, including our popular OSCE guides, revision articles and video demonstrations. We also offer an interactive learning platform at [app.geekyFeatured

• What's the difference between geekymedics.com and app.geekymedics.com?

  | You can create a free account on app.geekymedics.com by registering here: https://app.geekymedics.com/register GeekyMedics.com hosts our popular OSCE guides, revision articles and other educational resources. All content on GeekyMedics.com is open access, and no registration is needed to read the articles. app.geekymedics.com is where you’ll find our interactive features, including: QuestionSome readers

• How can I enable dark mode?

  We don’t currently offer a built-in dark mode or dark theme. However, you can enable dark mode using a free browser extension such as Dark Reader, which is available for most major browsers.Few readers

Our content

• I would like to reference a Geeky Medics article – where can I find the author and date of publication?

  You can find the author and date of publication at the top of each article on geekymedics.com. This information is displayed just above the article title.Some readers

• Can I use Geeky Medics to prepare for PLAB or other postgraduate exams?

  Yes - Geeky Medics is commonly used by candidates preparing for UK postgraduate exams such as PLAB (Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board) and MRCS (Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons). Our resources are designed to align with UK clinical practice and medical education standards, making them particularly useful for these exams. We cover a broad range of clinical topics, practical skills, and communication scenarios that are relevant to PLAB and MRCS preparation. WhileFew readers

• Can I write an article for Geeky Medics?

  Yes - we welcome pitches from authors who are interested in contributing to Geeky Medics! You can view the topics we're currently looking to cover on our Editor’s List. You're welcome to choose one of these topics or suggest a new one that you feel would benefit our readers. To submit a pitch, simply follow the guidance on the Editor’s List page. If your pitch is accepted, our team will provide support and feedback throughout the writing process. PleasFew readers

• Which clinical guidelines do you follow?

  Geeky Medics is based in the UK, so our clinical content is written in line with UK guidelines, including those from organisations such as: NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) British Thoracic Society (BTS) Other relevant UK professional bodies and Royal Colleges We understand that clinical guidelines can vary between countries and healthcare systems, so we aimFew readers

• How do I report an error in your content?

  We always aim to keep our content accurate and up to date, and we really appreciate your help in spotting anything that needs correcting. Geeky Medics articles and OSCE guides If you spot an error in one of our written articles or OSCE guides on geekymedics.com, click the Improve Article button at the top of the page. Our team will review your feedback and update the article if needed - even small corrections are appreciated! ![](https://storage.crisp.cFew readers

• Can I access Geeky Medics content in other languages?

  All of our content is currently published in English. If you’d like to read our content in another language, you can use a free translation tool such as Google Translate. Simply copy and paste the URL of the page you'd like to translate. Please be aware that automated translations may not always be accurate, especially for medical terminology.Few readers

Troubleshooting

• The website isn't working or looks strange

  If the website isn’t behaving as expected or appears distorted, try clearing both your cache and cookies. This often resolves most display or loading issues. How to clear cache and cookies in popular browsers Google Chrome Safari [Microsoft Edge](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/delete-cookies-in-microsoft-edge-63Featured

Webinars (Geeky Medics Live)

• How can I view webinar recordings?

  Webinar recordings are hosted on the Geeky Medics platform: app.geekymedics.com/events. You can watch previous webinars on demand and download a PDF certificate. To access webinar recordings, you must have Supporter Perks. You can activate supporter perks by purchasing any of our subscription products on app.geekymedics.com. | You can view our upcoming free live webinars here: https://geekymedics.com/liveFew readers

Other

• Can Geeky Medics sponsor my society or event?

  We’re always interested in collaborating with medical societies, student groups, and event organisers who share our mission of promoting excellent educational content. We regularly sponsor: MedSocs and student societies Educational events and conferences National and international student initiatives We can offer a variety of sponsorship options tailored to your event or society, such as financial support, prizes and free access codes. Interested? Fill in our short form and we’llFew readers

• How can I contact Geeky Medics?

  Are you a society or event looking for sponsorship? Contact us here For enquiries from universities or organisations about institutional licensing, please fill out our contact form on this page If you're experiencing issues with our products or payments, chat with us or send us an email (support@geekymedics.com) If you are interested in working for Geeky Medics, [pleasFew readers