Complete PEBC OSCE preparation for international pharmacy graduates — built on the BRIDGE framework.
Get All-AccessSee a sample stationYou passed rigorous exams to get here. The OSCE tests something your degree never graded: how your knowledge lands in a seven-minute Canadian patient conversation. That skill is trainable — and everything here trains it.
The complete book — 13 chapters, 34 performed scenarios — the communication framework the whole resource is built on.
34 full-cast scenario episodes plus the complete teaching audiobook. Prepare on shift, on the bus, on the drive — built for working IPGs.
300 practice stations and drills, mapped to the current PEBC competency blueprint (v03-2026) — counselling, self-care, prescriber calls, ethics, devices, triage, written stations, and calculations.
Exam-format 11-station circuits — nine interactive, two written, real exam timers and bells. No previews — the next door note is a surprise, like the real thing.
No practice partner? You have one now. Speak with an AI patient based on each interactive station — they share only what you ask about, push back like a real person, and automated checklist feedback with an estimated result appears when you're ready to look. Practice feedback, not a PEBC prediction.
48 scored drills in-app — prescription checking, written responses, calculations — the same 48 exercises in the printable workbook, plus partner guide, score sheets, pocket cards, and the 8-week plan.
"It's not only what you know. It's what they hear."
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This resource was created by Faith Onyeowuzoni, an internationally trained pharmacist who went through the full PEBC pathway and now practises in Alberta, and Chuks Onyeowuzoni, a physician. BridgePharmacist was born out of Faith's licensing journey in Canada: through OSCE preparation and practice with fellow IPGs in study groups and courses, one pattern kept repeating — IPGs knew the material, and still lost marks in stations. The gap wasn't knowledge. It was delivery.
IPGs are not deficient — they're adapted to a different context. We built every resource here to close that one gap: how to communicate what you already know, in the Canadian context. That's the BRIDGE Method — performed scenarios, a phrase bank, and an AI patient to practise on, not another stack of facts.
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