Oral board practice for emergency medicine programs
Residents run voice-based simulations of the clinical care cases on the ABEM Certifying Exam — full single-patient encounters or short focused-practice sets. Program directors get structured reports, safety flags, and a clear view of cohort performance.
Demo available without an account. No credit card for the pilot.
Dr. Eleanor Vance“
How it works
A voice examiner asks board-style follow-ups and keeps the pressure realistic.
Rubrics capture clinical decisions, missed priorities, and unsafe reasoning.
Residents get a question breakdown, transcript, and prioritized study plan.
Programs see performance, utilization, risk flags, and coverage from one view.
Two ways to practice
Residents get realistic oral-board pressure without turning every study session into a full-length commitment. Programs keep the full-simulation performance trend clean while giving residents room to drill.
Board simulation
A full clinical care encounter plus a rapid multi-patient set — decision-making, reassessment, prioritization — scored into the full-simulation performance trend programs use for coaching decisions.
Focused practice
Standalone short cases with four questions, capped by practice minutes so drilling stays useful and controlled.
Program controls
Each resident gets separate test and practice balances, so programs can encourage drilling without open-ended usage.
Case coverage
The library is built for the dialogue-based clinical care cases on the ABEM Certifying Exam — clinical decision-making, reassessment on new data, and multi-patient prioritization — with 50+ full single-patient encounters plus standalone focused-practice sets, structured follow-up probes, and safety-critical checks that make grading clinically meaningful. The exam's communication-and-procedure stations are hands-on; Medopsy trains the case dialogue that makes up the bulk of the exam.
Every emergency medicine case is written and scored for the ABEM Certifying Exam, with new cases added weekly.
For program directors
Medopsy flags residents who are at risk — approaching exam dates, low full-simulation volume, repeated safety findings, or declining trends — while there's still time to intervene.
No PHI needed
Practice cases are synthetic; residents should not enter patient identifiers.
Faculty walkthrough
We review the cohort dashboard, reports, transcripts, and risk flags with your team.
Invite support
Residents can be added by email, with setup support during the pilot.
Sample cohort snapshot
37 residents
completed
sets completed
used
plus 740 practice minutes
Pilot plan
The pilot mirrors the real allowance structure: full simulations for full-simulation checkpoints, focused practice minutes for shorter drills, and staff access for faculty review.
30 days free
No credit card for the pilot.
Pilot balance
1 full simulation + 10 focused-practice minutes per resident.
$10/resident/month
Then 3 full simulations + 30 practice minutes per resident/month. Staff seats included.
30 days, no credit card. Staff seats included. Monthly card billing, or annual invoicing with institutional POs.
Start with a 30-day pilot, or try the three-minute demo first.