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MRCEM OSCE Pro: Online MRCEM OSCE Practice Stations
MRCEM OSCE Pro gives you online MRCEM OSCE practice stations built around the themes the exam commonly tests. Work through each station with step-by-step prompts, then review the key approach, focused clinical notes and structured feedback. Designed for doctors preparing for the MRCEM OSCE alongside clinical work, with instant access on a flexible subscription. An independent resource, not affiliated with RCEM.
- Instant access straight after checkout
- Exam-style stations with step-by-step prompts
- Key approach and focused notes for every station
- Structured feedback and learning points
- 1-, 3- or 6-month subscription plans
- Account set up for you – no separate sign-up
- Employer payment and invoices available
Course summary
- Duration
- Self-paced online access
- Format
- Online, self-paced
- Price
- £50
Online MRCEM OSCE practice stations that teach the approach
Knowing the medicine is rarely what costs candidates marks in the MRCEM OSCE. It is missing a key question, forgetting to say your reasoning out loud or running out of time before the safety-netting. MRCEM OSCE Pro uses online MRCEM OSCE practice stations to train exactly those habits, one scenario at a time.
Each station walks you through the task with prompts, shows you the key approach, links the clinical notes you need and ends with structured feedback. Access starts as soon as you check out, so pick the plan that fits your exam date and start practising today.
Why prepare for the MRCEM OSCE with Kung Medics
MRCEM OSCE Pro is built for active practice rather than reading. The cycle is simple: read the station, plan your approach, answer the prompts, compare your performance, review the feedback, revise the key points and go again.
- Exam-style scenarios across history taking, examination, communication, resuscitation, trauma, paediatrics, mental health, safeguarding and leadership.
- Approaches, not scripts, so you can adapt to stations you have not seen before.
- Works with your other preparation: use it alone, with a study group for role-play, or before and after a face-to-face MRCEM OSCE course.
- Straightforward booking: your account is created for you, and your employer can pay if they are funding your study.
MRCEM OSCE Pro is an independent resource. Its scenarios are not recalled or official RCEM stations, and it is not produced or endorsed by, or affiliated with, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.
Start your MRCEM OSCE practice stations online today
Course overview
MRCEM OSCE Pro places you straight into exam-style stations instead of long chapters of notes. Every station is structured around a commonly tested Emergency Medicine theme and shows you what to do, how to approach it, what the examiner is looking for and how to use the time well.
As you work through a scenario, prompts ask you to think about:
- how to open the station and what information to gather
- which questions and clinical findings matter
- which investigations are appropriate
- how to build a safe management plan and explain it
- the safety-netting points, and the places where candidates commonly lose marks
Each station then sets out the key approach, links the high-yield clinical notes for that scenario and finishes with structured feedback and learning points. Because the notes sit inside the station, you revise the knowledge in the context where you will actually need to use it.
You can use it months before the exam or in the final weeks, repeating stations and returning to weaker areas until your approach is systematic.
Who this course is for
This resource is for doctors sitting the MRCEM OSCE who already know their Emergency Medicine but want to turn that knowledge into marks. If you are preparing around rotas and night shifts, the station-by-station format lets you revise in short, focused sessions. It also suits candidates returning after an unsuccessful attempt who want to find out where their structure is letting them down.
Who should attend
- Doctors preparing for their first MRCEM OSCE attempt
- Candidates who are unsure how to structure an OSCE station
- Doctors resitting the MRCEM OSCE
- Doctors revising alongside full-time clinical work
- Candidates booked on an MRCEM OSCE course who want practice before and after it
- Study groups looking for structured scenarios to role-play
Entry requirements
When you book, you give your name, email address, WhatsApp number, place of work and whether you have attempted the exam before. Your account is created automatically and your login details are emailed to you.
Use MRCEM OSCE Pro alongside the current RCEM curriculum, relevant national guidance and your own clinical experience.
What you will learn
- Structure an MRCEM OSCE station from opening to close
- Gather the history, findings and investigations each scenario needs
- Verbalise your clinical reasoning so the examiner can credit it
- Build and explain a safe management plan
- Include the safety-netting points candidates commonly miss
- Communicate clearly with patients and colleagues, including in difficult conversations
- Recognise the common mistakes that cost candidates marks
Course content
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1 History taking and clinical examination
Stations that test a focused, time-efficient history and a targeted examination, with prompts on which questions and findings matter most. -
2 Clinical reasoning and investigation interpretation
Scenarios where you choose appropriate investigations, interpret them and explain your thinking out loud so the examiner can follow it. -
3 Emergency management and resuscitation
Acute stations that test prioritisation, safe decision-making and clear leadership of the immediate management plan. -
4 Trauma, procedures and practical skills
Stations covering trauma assessment and practical skills, with the safety-critical steps that candidates often leave out. -
5 Communication, counselling and difficult conversations
Patient-facing stations on explaining diagnoses and plans, counselling and handling emotionally difficult conversations. -
6 Paediatrics, mental health and safeguarding
Scenarios involving children, mental health presentations and safeguarding concerns, where risk recognition carries significant weight. -
7 Capacity, consent, professionalism and ethics
Stations that test your understanding of capacity and consent and your professional judgement in ethically complex situations. -
8 Handover, leadership and teamwork
Handover, leadership and teamwork
Course format
- Duration
- Self-paced online access
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