Step 1
Choose Your Clinical Scenario
Explore patient encounters across specialties, clinical conditions, and difficulty levels.
CLINICAL SIMULATION TRAINING
Practice Clinical Decisions Before They Become Real.
Build clinical confidence through realistic patient encounters, clinical decision-making, and personalized feedback.
How the simulator works
Four steps from case selection to feedback.
Step 2
Conduct Your Patient Encounter
Take the lead in a simulated consultation. Ask questions, explore symptoms, and assess clinical concerns through voice or text.
Step 3
Document Your Clinical Decisions
Complete your assessment, differential diagnosis, treatment plan, and clinical documentation.
Step 4
Review Your Performance
Receive structured feedback, identify clinical strengths, and track your progress with every encounter.
Clinical specialties
Starting with psychiatric mental health, with more on the way.
Psychiatric mental health
Available in previewMood, anxiety, ADHD, and risk assessment encounters.
Family practice
PlannedCommon primary care presentations across the lifespan.
Adult-gerontology
PlannedChronic disease management and complex older adults.
Pediatrics
PlannedWell visits and acute concerns with caregivers.
Built for the space between knowing and doing
For NP students
Rehearse interviews and plans before clinical rotations.
For new graduates
Build confidence for your first independent visits.
Patient encounters
Natural, interactive consultations with simulated patients who respond to your questions.
Performance feedback
Competency-based feedback on reasoning, safety, and documentation.
Simple pricing
Illustrative plans — billing is not yet active.
Membership
$9.99 per month
- Required to start paid simulations
- Credits sold separately
- Keep results and billing history after canceling
Practice Pack
$39.99 one-time
- 20 credits
- Credits never expire
- Documentation, scoring and feedback included
Intensive Pack
$59.99 one-time
- 40 credits
- Credits never expire
- Documentation, scoring and feedback included
Frequently asked questions
How realistic are the patient encounters?
Sim Ed provides interactive, simulated patient encounters designed to reflect real-world clinical situations. Each scenario allows you to practice patient assessment, clinical reasoning, documentation, and decision-making. Patients are simulated, not real individuals. Never enter identifiable patient information.
Is AI used?
Yes. AI powers the simulated patients and the structured feedback. Feedback is educational and does not replace supervised clinical experience.
Who is it for?
Nurse practitioner students, new graduates, and practicing clinicians who want low-stakes practice.
Is the feedback a clinical evaluation?
No. Feedback reflects simulation performance only and does not certify clinical competency.
Do I need special equipment?
A modern browser is enough. A microphone is needed for voice interviews.