Family Medicine OSCE Practice
Practice Family Medicine OSCE stations with AI patients. Work through chronic disease management, preventive care, and the lifestyle counselling conversations that fill a primary care clinic.
Common Family Medicine OSCE Stations
Practice Cases
GERD Management
Heartburn and acid reflux
Suspicious Skin Lesion
Changing mole on back
Uncomplicated UTI
Burning with urination and frequency
Hyperlipidemia Counseling
High cholesterol on routine labs
Osteoporosis Screening
Discussing bone density screening results
Childhood Immunization Counseling
Parent with questions about childhood vaccines
Statin Initiation Counseling
Discussing starting statin therapy
Chronic Low Back Pain
Persistent low back pain for 6 months
Erectile Dysfunction
Difficulty maintaining erections
Sleep Apnea Counseling
Discussing new sleep apnea diagnosis and CPAP
Travel Medicine Consultation
Pre-travel consultation for East Africa
Hypertension New Diagnosis
New diagnosis of hypertension
Chronic Pain Management
Chronic pain on opioids requesting increase
Obesity Counseling
Weight management and lifestyle counseling
Well-Child Visit (6-Month)
Routine 6-month well-child check
Annual Physical
55 y/o M here for routine wellness exam
Pre-operative Clearance
70 y/o M needs clearance for knee replacement
Polypharmacy Review
78 y/o F taking 12 medications, confused about regimen
Diabetes Management
62 y/o F with A1c of 9.2, needs discussion
Atypical Chest Pain
27 y/o F with sharp chest pain x 2 weeks
Low Back Pain
27 y/o M with acute low back pain after lifting
Smoking Cessation Counseling
COPD patient needs help quitting smoking, failed before
Intimate Partner Violence Screen
Headaches and trouble sleeping with concerning injury pattern
Study Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a Family Medicine OSCE station different?
FM stations lean on continuity and behaviour change rather than a single diagnosis. Expect chronic disease reviews, screening decisions, and counselling where the mark scheme rewards shared decision-making and agenda-setting as much as the history itself.
How do I structure a counselling station?
Elicit the patient's current understanding first, ask permission before giving information, deliver it in small chunks with check-backs, address the barrier the patient actually raises, and close with a specific, agreed next step.