Counselling Cases

The Australian Medical Council (AMC) Clinical Exam is an essential assessment for international medical graduates seeking registration to practice medicine in Australia. One crucial component of this exam is the Counseling Cases station. In this station, candidates are required to demonstrate their communication and counseling skills when interacting with standardized patients who portray various medical scenarios and emotional states. The aim of this station is to assess the candidate’s ability to effectively communicate medical information, address patient concerns, and provide empathetic support.

Counseling Cases can cover a wide range of scenarios, including delivering bad news, discussing treatment options, explaining a diagnosis, obtaining informed consent, handling emotional reactions from patients or their families, and addressing end-of-life issues. The cases may also involve patients from diverse cultural backgrounds or with language barriers, adding another layer of complexity to the candidate’s communication skills.

Our comprehensive course is specifically designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in the Counseling Cases station of the AMC Clinical Exam. We understand the importance of effective communication and patient-centered care in medical practice, and we have tailored our curriculum to address all possible scenarios that candidates might encounter during the exam.