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Internal Medicine OSCE Course
100% Free Forever

Internal Medicine Is Hard Enough.
Don't Let the Exam Format Beat You.
This Course Makes You Ready.

IM candidates read more, study longer, and know more pathophysiology than almost anyone. And they still freeze on DKA protocols, blank on HF exam findings, and drop marks on cases they've revised a hundred times. Knowledge isn't the problem. Performance is. 293+ stations, free.

Built-in recording. Real-time scoring. Examiner-matched checklists. No paywall. No trial. Always free for clinicians.

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Clinical Cases
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ER Stations
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Lab Stations
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Symptom Approaches
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Patient Education
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Professionalism
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"Knowing what to do and being able to demonstrate it under pressure are two completely different skills. Only one of them gets you the pass."

Aligned with board exams worldwide
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MCCQE Part 2Canada
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PLAB 2United Kingdom
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Saudi Board IM OSCESaudi Arabia
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FRACP Written & ClinicalAustralia
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USMLE Step 2 CSUnited States
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MRCP PACESUnited Kingdom
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MRCPI ClinicalIreland
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FCP(SA) ClinicalSouth Africa
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HAAD / DOH OSCEUAE
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MRCP(UK) / MMEDSingapore
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MRCP / MD IM OSCEIndia
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FRACP Clinical ExamNew Zealand
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Approbation OSCEGermany
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International IM BoardsGlobal
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MCCQE Part 2Canada
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PLAB 2United Kingdom
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Saudi Board IM OSCESaudi Arabia
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FRACP Written & ClinicalAustralia
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USMLE Step 2 CSUnited States
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MRCP PACESUnited Kingdom
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MRCPI ClinicalIreland
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FCP(SA) ClinicalSouth Africa
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HAAD / DOH OSCEUAE
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MRCP(UK) / MMEDSingapore
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MRCP / MD IM OSCEIndia
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FRACP Clinical ExamNew Zealand
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Approbation OSCEGermany
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International IM BoardsGlobal
Who This Is For

We Built This Around Your Exact Fear.

Not a generic "IM candidate." You, specifically — with your specific deadline, your specific past, your specific gap between what you know and what you can show under pressure. And it's completely free.

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Your Exam Is in Under 3 Months

The clock is already running

You keep telling yourself you'll start practicing properly next week. But next week, your exam will be one week closer and you'll still have never recorded yourself doing a single station. The candidates who pass aren't smarter than you — they started earlier.

"I thought I was prepared until I heard myself stumble through the CHF history on playback. That one recording changed how I practiced everything."
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You've Already Failed Once

You can't let it happen again

You knew the pathophysiology. You revised the guidelines. You read the summaries. And you still walked out of that station knowing you'd lost marks you should have had. Something broke down under pressure — and reading more notes won't fix that.

"I failed my first attempt and couldn't understand why. The recordings made it brutally obvious — I was hesitating on things I knew perfectly well."
Rebuild Confidence
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English Is Your Second Language

You lose marks on delivery, not knowledge

You know the diagnosis, the differentials, the management — perfectly. But in a time-pressured English-language OSCE, the words don't come out the way they need to. Fluency under pressure is a practised skill, not a language course.

"Recording my patient education stations in English every day for 6 weeks was humbling at first. By exam day, it felt completely natural."
Communication Focus

This is NOT for you if…

You want to passively watch videos and feel productive. You haven't started your core IM content yet. Or you're looking for someone else to grade your work for you. Medaptly is for candidates who are willing to hear themselves on playback and do the reps — because that's the only thing that actually works.

The Moment Everything Changes

From "I Know This" to
"I Can Prove It."

These aren't hypothetical problems. They're the exact moments that separate candidates who pass from those who don't. Tap each one.

You fumble through a heart failure station — forgetting hepatojugular reflux, radio-femoral delay, watching marks disappear
JVP, S3 gallop, bibasal crackles, peripheral edema — your examination sequence is automatic, unhesitating, complete
You blank on the DKA protocol under time pressure — missing potassium replacement and insulin timing
IV fluids, insulin infusion, electrolyte correction, monitoring — you sequence the entire protocol, calmly, in order
You know the GDMT for HFrEF but can't recall SGLT2i evidence in the station — a guaranteed mark loss
You cite DAPA-HF and EMPEROR-Reduced by name, discuss EF thresholds, and ICD indications — fluent and precise
Your patient education station on newly diagnosed diabetes runs over time — you didn't cover lifestyle, monitoring, or follow-up
You deliver a structured, empathetic education session — diagnosis, lifestyle, monitoring, medications, and follow-up — in under 8 minutes
You have no study partner and have never once actually heard yourself do a full IM station out loud
You've recorded 200+ stations, watched them back, and fixed every gap — alone, on your schedule, on any device
You walk into exam day hoping you're ready — because you genuinely have no way of knowing
You walk in knowing exactly where you stand — your scores have been above 85% for three straight weeks
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Tap each row to transform it

The gap between where you are now and where you need to be on exam day isn't a knowledge gap.
It's a performance gap — and the only thing that closes it is deliberate, structured practice. Free, when you need it most.

Close the Gap — Enroll Free
What You're Getting — Free

Every Station You Could Face.
Every System. Nothing Missing.

293+ stations built to mirror the exact format, difficulty, and competency framework of your real exam — so exam day feels like a session you've already done before. All of it, free.

108
Clinical Case Stations
Complete multi-task encounters — history, examination, differential diagnosis, investigations, and management. Every one scored like an examiner would score it.
35
Emergency Stations
Anaphylaxis, cardiac tamponade, DKA, status epilepticus, STEMI, septic shock — triage, resuscitate, and stabilize under realistic time pressure.
74
Lab Interpretation Stations
CBC, liver panels, renal function, acid-base disorders, coagulation studies, thyroid, electrolytes — interpret results and make clinical decisions the way an examiner expects.
50
Symptom Approach Stations
Chest pain, dyspnea, syncope, headache, joint pain, rash, hemoptysis — systematic algorithm-driven approaches to 50 undifferentiated presentations, so you never blank on a chief complaint.
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Patient Education Stations
Explaining newly diagnosed diabetes, starting statins, HIV counseling, anticoagulation — the stations most candidates underestimate and underprepare.
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Professionalism Stations
Medical error disclosure, colleague substance abuse, confidentiality breaches, ethical dilemmas — the stations that catch unprepared candidates completely off guard.
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Systems Covered
Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Neurology, Endocrinology, Nephrology, Hepatology & GI, Hematology, Rheumatology, Infectious Disease, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Professionalism.
The Method

The Simplest Loop That
Builds Unshakeable Performance.

Three steps. Repeat them 293 times. Walk into your exam as the most prepared candidate in the room.

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Read the Scenario

A real clinical case appears — name, age, presenting complaint, vitals. Exactly as it will look on exam day. You have 30 seconds to orient. Then you begin.

  • 293+ distinct scenarios across 12 IM systems
  • Outpatient, emergency, education & professionalism formats
  • Identical structure to real OSCE cases worldwide
  • New scenario every session — never memorise, always think
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Record Your Performance

Say it out loud. Take the history. Present your differentials. Counsel the patient. The recorder captures exactly what the examiner will hear — and exactly what you need to fix.

  • Built-in video & audio recorder — no setup needed
  • Watch yourself back and catch what you'd never notice live
  • All recordings private — stored locally on your device only
  • Works on any device, anywhere, anytime
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Review Your Rubric

Mark yourself against the examiner's checklist. Watch your score update in real time. Then drill the knowledge gaps and close with a one-page guide that makes the whole case stick.

  • Examiner-matched interactive scoring checklists
  • Instant % score with Outstanding / Excellent / Good grading
  • Accordion Q&A with detailed expert model answers
  • One-page OSCE rapid-review guide per case
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Congestive Heart Failure
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History Taking
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Physical Exam
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Knowledge
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Differentials
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Investigations
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Lab Knowledge
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Management
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Mgmt Knowledge
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OSCE Guide
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Gathering • 30 marks

History Taking

A 67-year-old male presents with progressive shortness of breath on exertion over 3 weeks, orthopnea, and bilateral leg swelling. He has a history of hypertension and type 2 diabetes.
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Skills • 25 marks

Physical Examination

General inspection & vitals3
JVP assessment3
Cardiac auscultation (S3 gallop)3
Lung auscultation (bibasal creps)3
Peripheral edema assessment2
+ 5 more items…
78%
19/25 marks
Excellent — check hepatojugular reflux next time.
Knowledge • 16 marks

History & Exam Knowledge

What are the Framingham criteria for heart failure?
Major criteria include PND, neck vein distension, rales, cardiomegaly, S3 gallop, and hepatojugular reflux…
What is the NYHA functional classification?
How do you differentiate systolic from diastolic HF?
Reasoning • 12 marks

Differential Diagnosis

Congestive Heart Failure3
Pulmonary Embolism2
COPD Exacerbation2
Nephrotic Syndrome2
+ 3 more items…
Judgement • 18 marks

Investigations

BNP / NT-proBNP3
Echocardiography3
Chest X-ray2
ECG (12-lead)2
Renal function & electrolytes2
+ 4 more items…
Knowledge • 12 marks

Investigation Knowledge

What BNP level rules out heart failure?
BNP <100 pg/mL or NT-proBNP <300 pg/mL effectively rules out acute HF with high negative predictive value…
What CXR findings suggest heart failure?
Planning • 25 marks

Management Plan

ACE inhibitor / ARB initiation3
Beta-blocker (carvedilol/bisoprolol)3
Loop diuretic for fluid overload2
MRA (spironolactone/eplerenone)2
SGLT2 inhibitor (GDMT)2
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72%
18/25 marks
Good — add follow-up echo and ICD/CRT indications.
Knowledge • 14 marks

Management Knowledge

What is the evidence for SGLT2 inhibitors in HFrEF?
DAPA-HF and EMPEROR-Reduced showed significant reduction in HF hospitalisation and CV death with dapagliflozin and empagliflozin…
When should you consider CRT or ICD?
What are the indications for advanced HF referral?
Guide • Quick Review

One-Page OSCE Guide

Key History
Progressive dyspnea on exertion, orthopnea, PND, ankle edema, weight gain, reduced exercise tolerance, prior MI/HTN/DM
Key Exam
↑ JVP, displaced apex beat, S3 gallop, bibasal crackles, hepatomegaly, bilateral pitting edema, hepatojugular reflux
Key Management
ACEi/ARB + BB + MRA + SGLT2i (GDMT). Loop diuretics for congestion. Echo for EF. Na/fluid restriction. ICD/CRT if EF ≤35%.
Inside Every Station

This Is What
Exam Readiness Feels Like.

Not reading about a case. Not watching someone else do it. You, doing it, scoring it, fixing it — until it becomes automatic.

  • Built-in Recording — The Game Changer

    Candidates who hear themselves for the first time are shocked. The hesitations, the skipped exam steps, the missed management items — invisible until you watch them back.

  • Examiner-Identical Scoring Checklists

    The same items, in the same format, at the same mark weighting. No guessing whether you're being fair to yourself.

  • Real-Time Performance Score

    Watch your percentage update as you tick. Know immediately whether you're Outstanding, Excellent, Good — or whether that station needs another run.

  • Knowledge Q&A That Builds Depth

    The gaps you didn't know you had. Accordion-style questions with expert model answers that stick because you discovered the gap yourself.

  • One-Page Rapid-Review Guide

    The whole case distilled onto a single page. Read it the night before. Read it the morning of. Walk in already knowing it.

What Separates Passers From Failers

The Difference Isn't How Much
You Studied. It's How You Studied.

Candidates who fail have usually studied just as hard. They just studied the wrong way — passively, without feedback, without ever performing under pressure. And it shouldn't cost $300 to fix that.

What actually determines your resultOther OSCE CoursesMedaptly
Cost$200 – $500$0Always free
Simulating real exam pressure — speaking out loud, on the clock
Knowing exactly which marks you're dropping and why
Hearing your communication the way an examiner hears itNeeds a partner
Practising a complete IM clinical encounter — not just reading one
Drilling the specific IM cases that appear on your actual examGeneric content
Getting instant corrective feedback after every single attempt
Building the calm that only comes from having done it 100 times
Revising an entire case in 3 minutes the morning of your examNotes only
Before You Decide

The Cost of Not Practising
Is Already Adding Up.

Every week you spend reading instead of practising is a week of marks you could have locked in. And if you fail — the price is far beyond the exam fee. Medaptly costs nothing. The alternative is expensive.

6+ Months of Career Delay

Waiting for the next cycle. Watching colleagues progress. Explaining to family why you're retaking.

$8,000+

Retake Fees & Lost Earnings

Registration fees, study materials, time off work — compounding on top of what you've already spent.

$3,000+

The Mental Cost

The self-doubt. The sleepless nights. The identity of being the one who didn't pass. That's not measurable.

Priceless
Conservative estimate of failing once: a 6-month delay, retake fees, and lost income — before you even count the emotional toll. For most candidates, that number lands well above $20,000. Medaptly costs $0.
$20,000+
The Cost — Zero.

Failing the OSCE Isn't Free.
This Course Is.

Other internal medicine OSCE courses charge $200–$500. Medaptly is funded to make complete IM OSCE preparation free for clinicians everywhere.

but this course is
FREE FOREVER
THE MEDAPTLY INTERNAL MEDICINE OSCE COURSE

Free forever · No paywall · No catch.

$0
$299
No credit card required
No trial period — full access from day one
No upgrade tier — every feature included
293+ IM OSCE stations across 12 systems
Built-in recording — private, on-device only
Examiner-matched scoring checklists
Real-time performance scoring
9 tasks per clinical case
74 lab interpretation stations
50 symptom-approach algorithms
One-page OSCE rapid-review guides
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Still Thinking?

Every Question You Have,
Answered Honestly.

Yes. All 293+ IM OSCE stations across 12 systems are completely free for clinicians — no paywall, no trial period, no credit card required, no upgrade tier. Built-in recording, scoring checklists, knowledge Q&A, and one-page rapid-review guides — every feature, free.
Medaptly is built around the core IM OSCE competency frameworks assessed in all major international examinations: MCCQE Part 2 (Canada), PLAB 2 (UK), MRCP PACES (UK), Saudi Board IM OSCE, FRACP Clinical (Australia/NZ), USMLE Step 2 CS (USA), MRCPI Clinical (Ireland), FCP(SA) (South Africa), MRCP(UK)/MMED (Singapore), and international IM board examinations. The 9-task station structure — history, examination, reasoning, investigations, management, patient education — mirrors every globally assessed OSCE format.
Yes — and often more than anything you've done so far. Candidates consistently report that the first time they recorded themselves, they discovered gaps they had no idea existed. The knowledge was there. The performance wasn't. Even 4–6 weeks of structured recording and checklist practice creates a measurable shift in how candidates perform under exam conditions.
Every single candidate feels this way at first. That discomfort is the whole point — it means you're confronting the same performance anxiety that costs marks on exam day. All recordings are stored locally on your device only. Nothing is ever uploaded to our servers. No one will ever see or hear them except you. The discomfort fades after the first few sessions.
Yes. Medaptly is fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and mobile. The recording feature works on all modern browsers. No app download needed. Practice during a lunch break, between ward rounds, or at home after a long shift — wherever you have 15 minutes.
Free YouTube videos give you information. Medaptly gives you performance. Watching a video about how to manage heart failure is not the same as managing it yourself, on the clock, hearing it back, and marking yourself against the same checklist an examiner uses. One is passive learning. The other is the only thing that actually prepares you for what happens in that room.
Medaptly's mission is to make high-quality medical education accessible to clinicians worldwide regardless of geography or budget. IM OSCE prep shouldn't be a paywall — especially for IMGs and trainees who already shoulder the cost of relocation, registration fees, and lost income. Our model is funded to support free access in perpetuity.

The Version of You
That Passes Already Exists.

They just practice differently. They record themselves. They score themselves. They fix the gaps before exam day — not after.

You can keep reading. Or you can start performing — free, today.

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