Pediatric Neurology Demands
Specialist-Level Performance.
This Course Builds It.
From first unprovoked seizures to NEAD disclosure, from GBS to Kawasaki — 166 specialist stations across 13+ neurological systems, built for candidates who need more than a general peds course.
Built-in recording. Real-time scoring. Expert checklists. The only prep designed specifically for pediatric neurology OSCE candidates.
"In pediatric neurology, the examiner isn't just testing your knowledge. They're testing whether you can explain a seizure diagnosis to a terrified parent, manage a seizing child without hesitation, and navigate a cannabis oil request with professionalism — all in the same exam. Only practice builds that."
Built for the Specific Demands
of Pediatric Neurology.
General peds courses cover bronchiolitis and failure to thrive. This course covers status epilepticus protocols, NEAD disclosure, GBS management, and 160+ more specialist stations that general courses don't touch.
Peds Neurology Residents & Fellows
You're past the basic peds content. Your exam will test you on rare syndromes, complex genetics, and nuanced ethics that general courses don't prepare you for. You need specialist-level scenarios practiced out loud — not more reading.
Retaking After a Fail
You probably lost marks on the parent communication stations or blanked on a syndrome's specific criteria under exam pressure. Reading the same notes won't fix a performance problem. Recording yourself doing the stations over and over will.
Exam in Under 3 Months
You know the neurology. But knowing and performing under examiner pressure are different skills. With 166 ready-to-use stations, you can jump straight into structured practice — no setup, no scheduling, starting today.
This is NOT for you if…
You haven't started your core pediatric neurology content yet. You want to passively watch lectures and feel prepared. Or you're looking for a course that covers general pediatrics — this course goes deep on neurology specifically. Medaptly rewards candidates who are ready to record themselves, review the playback, and do the reps.
From "I Know This" to
"I Can Prove It."
These are the exact moments where pediatric neurology candidates drop marks. Tap each one.
The gap between where you are now and where you need to be isn't a knowledge gap.
It's a performance gap — and the only thing that closes it is deliberate, structured practice.
166 Specialist Stations.
13+ Neuro Systems. Nothing Missing.
Every pediatric neurology topic you could face on exam day — from common epilepsy syndromes to rare metabolic disorders, from ER emergencies to ethics disclosures.
Every Neurological System.
No Gaps.
Unlike general peds courses, every station here is specific to pediatric neurology — built around the conditions, syndromes, and presentations your exam will actually test.
The Simplest Loop That
Builds Specialist Performance.
Three steps. Repeat them 166 times. Walk into your specialist OSCE as the most prepared candidate in the room.
Read the Scenario
A real pediatric neurology case appears — patient age, presenting complaint, parent concern, and relevant history. Exactly as it will look on exam day. 30 seconds to orient. Then you begin.
- 166 distinct specialist neuro scenarios
- Clinical, ER, approach, education & ethics formats
- Neonatal to adolescent age range
- Identical structure to real OSCE cases
Record Your Performance
Say it out loud. Take the history. Present the diagnosis to the parent. Run the emergency protocol. The recorder captures exactly what the examiner will hear — and exactly what needs to change.
- Built-in video & audio recorder
- Watch playback to catch what you miss live
- All recordings private — stored locally only
- Any device, anywhere, anytime
Review Your Rubric
Mark yourself against the examiner's checklist. Watch your score update in real time. Drill the knowledge gaps. Close with a one-page rapid-review guide that makes the whole case stick.
- Examiner-matched interactive scoring checklists
- Instant % with Outstanding / Excellent / Good grading
- Accordion Q&A with expert model answers
- One-page OSCE rapid-review guide per case
History Taking
Neurological Examination
Good — check neurocutaneous stigmata next time.
History & Exam Knowledge
Differential Diagnosis
Investigations
Investigation Knowledge
Management Plan
Good — discuss driving rules and DVLA implications for teenagers.
Management Knowledge
One-Page OSCE Guide
This Is What
Exam Readiness Feels Like.
Not reading about first unprovoked seizures. Not watching someone else counsel a parent. You, doing it, scoring it, fixing it — until the protocol and the parent communication are both automatic.
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Built-in Recording — The Game Changer
The first time you hear yourself explain a seizure diagnosis to a parent, you'll be shocked by how unstructured you sound. That's the gap Medaptly closes.
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Examiner-Identical Scoring Checklists
The same items, the same mark weighting, the same format. No guessing whether your self-assessment is fair.
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Real-Time Performance Score
Watch your percentage update as you tick items. Know immediately whether you're Outstanding, Excellent, Good — or whether the station needs another run.
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Specialist Knowledge Q&A
Deep, neurology-specific model answers — not generic peds content. The kind of knowledge depth your specialist examiner expects.
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One-Page Rapid-Review Guide
The whole case on one page. History pearls, exam findings, management steps. Read it the morning of your exam. Walk in already knowing it.
General Peds Courses
Don't Prepare You for This Exam.
A course that covers bronchiolitis and failure to thrive is not the same as a course built around epilepsy syndromes, GBS, metabolic disorders, and neuro-specific ethics disclosures. You need specialist-level preparation.
| What a pediatric neurology OSCE actually tests | General Peds Courses | Medaptly Peds Neuro |
|---|---|---|
| Specialist neuro syndromes — GBS, SMA, NMOSD, metabolic disorders | Basic coverage only | |
| Practicing the parent communication out loud, under pressure | ||
| Neuro-specific ethics stations — NEAD, cannabis oil, LP refusal | ||
| Emergency neuro protocols — status epilepticus, raised ICP, GBS crisis | Generic ER content | |
| Clinical approach to hypotonia, ataxia, tics, dystonia, weakness | ||
| Instant corrective feedback with examiner-matched scoring | ||
| 166 specialist stations — not shared with general peds content | ||
| One-page rapid-review guides for last-minute neuro revision |
The Cost of Not Practising
Is Already Adding Up.
Every week you spend reading instead of practising is a week of marks you could have locked in. And if you fail — the price is far beyond the exam fee.
6+ Months of Career Delay
Waiting for the next specialist exam cycle. Watching colleagues progress. Delaying your subspecialty career.
$8,000+Retake Fees & Lost Earnings
Registration fees, study materials, time off work — compounding on top of what you've already spent.
$3,000+The Mental Cost
The self-doubt after specialist-level failure. Explaining it to colleagues. The identity toll. Unmeasurable.
PricelessLess Than the Cost of One
Day of Career Delay.
90-Day Access
180-Day Access
Every Question You Have,
Answered Honestly.
The Version of You
That Passes Already Exists.
They practice the NEAD disclosure out loud. They run the status epilepticus protocol until it's automatic. They record, review, and fix — before exam day, not after.
You can keep reading the same notes. Or you can start performing the stations. Only one of those choices changes what happens in that room.