ACEM Fellowship
consultant-ready.

Write a Fellowship SAQ answer and get an examiner-style debrief: tier (Fail / Borderline / Pass / Distinction), a marking checklist with every point flagged as hit or missed, an examiner comment, and a model answer. Calibrated to ACEM examiner report themes including ABCDE prioritisation, specific drug doses, and disposition decisions.

• Fail / Borderline / Pass / Distinction tier with score estimate out of 360
• Graded to the standard of ACEM Fellowship written examiner reports
• Model answer with specific drug doses, routes, and time-critical priorities
• Feedback on ABCDE structure and correct prioritisation order
• AI question generation in Fellowship SAQ format, no repetition

Consultant-level single-best-answer MCQs mapped to the FACEM curriculum across all systems. Every question has a full explanation for each option including the distractors. Community answer distributions show how other candidates responded, which is a useful calibration signal in the final weeks before the exam.

• MCQs across all FACEM curriculum sections and OSCE station types
• Consultant-level clinical reasoning, not basic science recall
• Explanation for every option, including the distractors
• Community answer distribution after each question
• Timed mock mode replicating written exam conditions

Runs timed ACEM Fellowship OSCE stations: 4 minutes reading time, then 7 minutes of structured examination. The AI examiner matches the station type; clinical management, communication, physical examination, teaching, clinical synthesis, or case-based discussion. Voice mode transcribes spoken responses using medical speech recognition.

• All six ACEM OSCE station types covered, not just clinical management
• Timed format: 4 min reading, 7 min active station, just like the real thing
• Communication stations: breaking bad news, error disclosure, consent, mental health
• Teaching stations: ABG interpretation, ECG reading, RSI steps
• Debrief with tier and specific learning points per station type

2-3 of the ACEM Fellowship OSCE's 12 stations are Structured Case-Based Discussions where you read a prop (ECG, CXR, CT, ABG, observation chart) and verbalise a LISA-framework response: Label, Issues and priorities, Send for help, Actions. This tab runs a rolling station in your chosen ACEM domain against a real per-exam image library, including PTB-XL cardiology ECGs and sourced radiology images, then grades each case against a per-rubric breakdown with FACEM-trainee anti-leniency calibration.

• Eight image-prop station themes: resuscitation, cardiology + ECG, respiratory + CXR, trauma + imaging, neurology + CT or MRI, toxicology, paediatrics, procedural + ultrasound
• Real PTB-XL ECG renders for the cardiology station; sourced radiology and pathology images for the others
• LISA framework grading (Label, Issues and priorities, Send for help, Actions) against a per-case rubric
• FACEM-trainee anti-leniency calibration: a missed time-critical action (cath lab activation on a STEMI, massive transfusion in haemorrhagic shock) fails even when surrounding content is acceptable
• Rolling station mode: 5 image-anchored cases over about 40 minutes in your chosen ACEM domain

Curriculum-mapped flashcard decks with spaced repetition across every FACEM section. Cards cover clinical management protocols, drug doses, antidotes, toxidrome recognition, communication frameworks, and clinical vignettes. Cards you struggle with come back sooner; cards you know drop back automatically.

• 8,843 cards mapped to the ACEM Fellowship curriculum
• Card types: drug dose, management protocol, toxidrome, communication framework
• Antidote cards: specific doses and indications for common poisonings
• MCQ drill mode for rapid-fire practice between OSCE sessions
• One click from any card to the full study note on that topic

268 sourced study notes across the FACEM curriculum, one for every covered learning objective. Consistent seven-section format, referenced to the published ACEM Fellowship curriculum, Australasian guidelines, and primary literature. Notes surface automatically alongside SAQ and OSCE debriefs, so you move from feedback to the relevant note in one click.

• 268 study notes across the FACEM curriculum, one per LO
• Consistent 7-section structure: scannable, not a wall of text
• Mapped to the published ACEM Fellowship curriculum and Australasian guidelines
• Full-text search across all notes
• Linked from SAQ debrief, OSCE feedback, and flashcards

The FACEM Curriculum 2021 (v4.11) defines 268 Fellowship-assessed learning objectives across 30 sections. PRIMEX surfaces all 268 in a Curriculum tab with a checkbox checklist and per-section progress bars; each LO row drops you straight into its mapped study note, an MCQ set, an SAQ, or the matching flashcards.

• All 268 LOs across 30 sections, from the FACEM Curriculum 2021 (v4.11)
• Curriculum tab with LO checklist and per-section progress bars
• Each LO row launches notes, MCQs, SAQs or flashcards in one click
• Per-LO focused study note for the LOs that need a deeper pass
• Identify gaps before your exam date

An adaptive study plan that counts down to your ACEM Fellowship exam date and tells you what to study next. A single readiness score blends coverage, accuracy, retention and consistency into one number out of 100, so you can see at a glance whether you are tracking ahead or behind pace.

• Days-to-exam countdown and pace tracking, ahead or behind
• Readiness score out of 100, blended from four signals
• Coverage, accuracy, retention and consistency broken out
• Streak counter and weekly attempt target
• Study this next: the topic queued for today, one tap to open

Rehearse the standardised panel interview format Australian and New Zealand hospitals use for emergency-physician staff specialist appointments. Eight standardised questions cover ED flow and access block, NEAT and four-hour operationalisation, morbidity and mortality reviews, mental-health emergency management, paediatric ED capability, retrieval and trauma reception, Indigenous health and cultural safety, and credible motivation for the role. The panel stays silent until your answer is complete. The debrief returns a tier band, per-dimension rubric scores against ACEM CanMEDS-derived domains, framework beat checks, and the moments your answer demonstrated each role.

• Standardised panel format mirrored from NSW Health PD2023_024 and equivalent state recruitment policies
• Eight questions covering ED flow, M and M, mental-health emergency, paediatric ED, retrieval, cultural safety
• Calibrated rubric scoring per dimension with full band descriptions
• ACEM domains (CanMEDS-derived) demonstrated and missed per answer
• Framework beat tracking for STAR-FR, SPIES, PEARLS, PDSA, ISBAR
• Save your CV for grounded model answers tied to your real ED trajectory