OutLoud MD

Free RCPSC anesthesia oral exam practice

OutLoud MD is free during beta. You get unlimited AI oral cases for the Royal College anesthesiology applied exam, in voice or text, with instant GRS feedback. Start practising right away, and sign up when you want to save your progress. It is a practice tool, not affiliated with the Royal College.

At a glance

  • Free during beta, with no per-case charge.
  • Unlimited AI oral cases for the RCPSC anesthesiology applied exam.
  • Voice-first, so you rehearse reasoning out loud, or type instead.
  • Instant feedback on the Global Rating Scale (GRS) domains.
  • Sign up to save your progress across sessions.

What free gets you

During beta there is no cap on the number of cases you can run, so you can get the volume of spoken reps that makes reasoning out loud feel routine. Each case is scored on the GRS domains with per-station feedback. To see how the examiner runs a case, read how the AI simulator works.

Voice or text, your call

The tool is voice-first because the applied exam is spoken, and speaking out loud is the skill worth building. When you are somewhere you cannot talk, you can type your answers and still get the same GRS feedback. Either way, the case flow and scoring are the same.

Save your progress

You can start a case without an account. Sign up when you want your history and progress kept between sessions, so you can track how your out-loud reasoning improves over time. OutLoud MD is a practice tool, not affiliated with the Royal College, and its feedback is not an official or predictive score; for official rules, dates, and fees, see royalcollege.ca.

Frequently asked questions

Is OutLoud MD really free?
Yes. It is free during beta, with unlimited AI oral cases for the RCPSC anesthesiology applied exam. There is no per-case charge while the beta runs.
Do I have to use voice?
No. It is voice-first, so speaking your reasoning out loud is the point, but you can type your answers instead when speaking is not practical.
Why should I sign up?
Signing up lets you save your progress across sessions so you can pick up where you left off. You can start practising right away and create an account when you want to keep your history.
Is the feedback an official score?
No. OutLoud MD is a practice tool, not affiliated with the Royal College, and its feedback is not an official or predictive score. For official rules, dates, and fees, see royalcollege.ca.

Key takeaways

  • OutLoud MD is free during beta, with unlimited AI oral cases.
  • Practise by voice or text, with instant GRS feedback either way.
  • Sign up to save your progress across sessions.
  • The feedback is practice guidance, not official or predictive; see royalcollege.ca.

Updated September 2026