Medicine role-plays
Cases generated against a medicine topic schema — diabetes counselling, post-op handover, discussing surgical options and consent.
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Live AI patient role-plays, 9-criteria Speaking scoring, and a case bank tuned to medicine scenarios — plus an AI marker that scores your OET Writing referral letters on all six official criteria.
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Profession-aware role-plays covering 8+ medicine scenarios.
Full official rubric — automatically scored on every role-play.
UK GMC · AHPRA / Medical Board of Australia · MCNZ and more.
Referral letters scored on all 6 official Writing criteria, with inline annotations.
A GP discussing the results of an ultrasound with a worried 64-year-old patient who has just been told they have a thyroid nodule.
Cases generated against a medicine topic schema — diabetes counselling, post-op handover, discussing surgical options and consent.
Intelligibility, fluency, appropriateness, grammar, empathy, patient perspective, structure, gathering, giving — plus a 0–500 overall and an A–E grade.
Industry-grade pronunciation analysis surfaces the specific words that hurt your score — including the clinical vocabulary doctors say every day.
Each role-card has 4–5 tasks. We verify each one against your transcript with the exact quote you used — hit, partial, or miss.
Most doctors lose marks in the same places: understanding the patient perspective, information giving (chunking + checks), empathy under bad-news conditions. The recommender targets these criteria first.
Write a medicine referral letter against a profession-specific case, then get it scored on all six official OET Writing criteria — with inline annotations and band-5 + band-7 model answers.
Your recordings, transcripts, and scores stay on infrastructure we control. Export everything, delete your account, and your data is gone.
OET is recognised by healthcare regulators in every major destination. Practice on OET Live and you're preparing for the exact same Speaking format every one of them assesses.
Every prep site repeats the same line: doctors need Grade B in all four sub-tests. Two of the largest destinations do not ask for that, and a candidate who believes they do books a re-sit they never needed. Here is what each board actually publishes.
| Regulator | Listening | Reading | Writing | Speaking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
United Kingdom General Medical Council UK (GMC) B in all four, and OET@Home is accepted alongside the paper and computer sittings. | B | B | B | B |
Australia Medical Board of Australia The strict one. B in every sub-test, and the at-home sitting is not on its accepted list - book the paper or computer test. | B | B | B | B |
New Zealand Medical Council of New Zealand Writing is C+ (300-340), not B. This is the concession most candidates never hear about. | B | B | C+ | B |
United States Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) Same Writing concession as New Zealand, on the route into the US match. | B | B | C+ | B |
Canada College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario Canadian provincial colleges cluster at B across the board. | B | B | B | B |
Singapore Singapore Medical Council | B | B | B | B |
United Arab Emirates Dubai Health Authority C across all four, well below what most candidates assume the Gulf requires. | C | C | C | C |
A page per destination, stating what doctors need there and which board decides — built to be linked when somebody asks.
More detail: how the 0–500 score maps to a letter grade and the full list of countries and regulators that accept OET.
Every case is generated against a medicine-specific topic schema and audited against the OET rubric before it enters the bank.
Practice role-play cards for doctors — the candidate side of each role-play, from our own practice bank.
General practice, follow-up consultation
Internalise these and you'll have go-to language for the moments that matter most in migrating doctors' consultations.
“I'm afraid the results show something we need to discuss carefully.”
“Before I explain the results, can I ask what you've been thinking might be going on?”
“Let me explain that in two parts. The first part is what we found...”
“I know this is a lot. Is there anything you'd like me to repeat or clarify?”
Write a medicine referral letter against a profession-specific case — timed under exam conditions, or untimed with hints and model answers — and get it marked on all six official OET Writing criteria. Inline annotations show the phrases that cost you marks, and band-5 + band-7 sample answers show the next band up. There is no word-count penalty: length is judged only through relevance and summarising.
AI patient role-plays, 9-criteria scoring, and Writing marked on all six official criteria — built specifically for migrating doctors. Free tier: 1 fully-scored exam role-play plus 10 Coach minutes, no card.
One account on both: start on one, carry on with the other.