Practice your OSCE stations out loud — with an AI patient, anytime.
Flashcards won't prepare you for standing in front of a patient. MLAbuddy puts you in the room — real-time AI roleplay, instant rubric feedback, as many stations as you need.
Used by PA students across 50+ programs · No credit card needed
The Problem
Your OSCE isn't a multiple choice test. Why are you preparing like it is?
Every PA program requires a summative OSCE to graduate. It's pass/fail. And the skills it tests — history taking, patient communication, clinical reasoning under pressure — can't be memorized from a book.
I blank on my structure the second I walk into the station.
I can't find a partner to practice with at 11pm the night before.
I don't know if I'm actually covering what the examiner is looking for.
I've read the checklist a hundred times but never practiced saying it out loud.
How It Works
Like a mock OSCE, but available at 2am.
Pick a station.
History taking, patient counseling, breaking bad news, physical exam — choose by system or skill type.
The AI plays your standardized patient.
Speak naturally, just like exam day. The patient responds in real time, with realistic reactions and appropriate cues.
Get rubric-based feedback instantly.
See exactly how you scored on history completeness, communication, clinical reasoning, and patient management — with specific suggestions.
Repeat until it's automatic.
Build the muscle memory so the structure comes naturally, not just when you're calm and reading notes.
Features
Everything you need to walk in confident.
Real-time AI patient
Voice AITwo-way voice conversation. The patient reacts, prompts, and responds like a real standardized patient.
Instant rubric scoring
ImmediateMapped to the domains PA examiners grade — history, communication, reasoning, management.
50+ station library
Full libraryCovers core systems: cardio, respiratory, GI, MSK, neuro, psych, pediatrics, and more.
No partner needed
Solo-friendlyPractice alone, anytime. No scheduling, no awkward feedback, no wasted time.
Progress tracking
AnalyticsSee which stations you're nailing and where you keep losing marks.
Built for PA programs
PA-specificContent designed around PA school OSCE requirements, not just med school exams.
Social Proof
PA students who practice more, perform better.
I did 8 stations the week before my summative OSCE. The feedback actually told me I was rushing through the social history — I would never have caught that on my own.
Sarah K.
PA-S2 · Duke University PA Program
The AI patient actually pushes back if you ask closed questions too early. That's exactly what the real standardized patients do.
Marcus T.
PA-S1 · Baylor College of Medicine
Your OSCE is pass/fail. Your prep shouldn't be a coin flip.
The only way to get good at clinical stations is to do clinical stations. Start your first one free — no signup required.