Getting started

• Introduction to our OSCE station platform

  The Geeky Medics OSCE Station Platform allows you to create, share, and practise OSCE stations - whether solo or with a study group. This article explains how the platform works and which features are free or paid. Accessing the OSCE station platform To get started, create a free account at app.geekymedics.com. Once logged in, open OSCE stations & virtual patients in the sidebar and choose OSCE stations, or go straight to [https://apFeatured

• How do I practise OSCE stations solo?

  Our OSCE Stations platform is great for solo practice. You can work through stations at your own pace, or use our AI-powered virtual patients and examiners to build your skills. Finding a station In the sidebar, open OSCE stations & virtual patients and choose OSCE stations. You can also go straight to the full station bank. Starting a station on your own Click the station you’d like to practise. You’ll be asked **‘How wSome readers

• What's the difference between OSCE Guides and OSCE Stations?

  This article explains the difference between OSCE Guides and OSCE Stations. OSCE Guides OSCE guides are step-by-step instructional guides that show you how to perform clinical skills (e.g. procedures, clinical examinations etc). These are ideal for learning or reviewing a skill and often include: Written step-by-step instructions Illustrations and diagrams Video demonstrations Checklists Our full collection of OSCE guides is available for free on [geekymedics.com](Some readers

• Can I access OSCE stations offline?

  Unfortunately, offline access to OSCE stations is not currently available - a network connection is required to access them. If you’d like a copy of a station to work from away from the platform, complete an attempt and then use Download as PDF on your results page. What about OSCE guides? Our OSCE guides are available offline in the Geeky Medics iOS and Android apps, so they’re a good option if you need revision material without a cFew readers

Creating OSCE stations

• How do I create and share OSCE stations?

  You can access our OSCE station creator tool here: https://app.geekymedics.com/osce-stations/create/ 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: **CandiSome readers

• How do I generate an OSCE station with AI?

  You can use our AI-powered station generator to create OSCE stations. All users can generate up to 5 OSCE stations for free. If you have an active subscription to our OSCE Stations collection (or a plan that includes it), you can generate up to 25 stations at no extra cost. After these limits, each additional station uses 3 [AI credits](https://support.geekymedics.com/en/article/what-are-ai-Few readers

• How do I create and share OSCE station circuits?

  You can use the OSCE Station Platform to build and run a mock OSCE by creating custom OSCE station circuits. Circuits allow you to link multiple stations together and practise them in sequence - either solo or using Group Practice Mode. Creating an OSCE station circuit There are a few ways to start building a circuit: Click Build a circuit in the [OSCE station bank](https://app.geekymedics.cFew readers

Practising as a group

• Can I practise with people who haven't purchased OSCE stations?

  Yes! If you have access to our premium OSCE Stations, you can invite others to join a group practice session as the patient and examiner. They don’t need their own OSCE Stations subscription to take part. This makes it easy to practise OSCEs together, whether you’re preparing with a friend or organising a larger group session. How it works Open the station you’d like to practise and choose Group practice Share the Session PIN or Join link with the others,Few readers

• How do I practise OSCE stations in a group?

  Our OSCE Stations platform is a great tool for practising OSCEs in a group setting. How you use it depends on your preferences, group size, and whether you're practising in person or remotely. Below are several options to help you get started. Finding people to practise with Not sure who to practise with? Open OSCE stations & virtual patients in the sidebar and choose Find a partner, or connect with other students on our Discord server: 👉 [How to find people to practiseFew readers

• How can I find other people to practise OSCEs with?

  If solo practice isn’t for you, and you’d prefer to build your skills by practising with other students rather than our AI-powered virtual patients and examiners - we’ve got you covered. If you don’t already have a group of peers to practise with, here are two ways you can connect with others using our platform. Option 1: Find a partner through the OSCE Stations platform Click Find a partner on the OSCE stations page or on any station’Few readers

• How do I set up group practice mode for stations and circuits?

  Group Practice Mode allows you to practise OSCE stations with others, either in person or remotely. It is available for every OSCE station in our station bank. Group Practice Mode is not compatible with virtual patients or virtual examiners. To use Group Practice Mode, you need a minimum of two people: one candidate and one examiner (who can also act as the patient). How to set up group practice mode for a single station Open the OSCE station you wish to practise OnFew readers

• What are the different roles in group practice mode?

  What are the different roles in Group Practice Mode? The OSCE Stations platform is ideal for group practice, with support for multiple roles. Group Practice Mode is available to both free and paid users. 🔗 Learn how to set up Group Practice Mode here Please note: Virtual patients and virtual examiners are not available in Group Practice Mode. You need at least two people to start: a **canFew readers