Preparing for PESCI requires mastery of structured GP consultation technique, strong communication skills, clear risk-management strategies, and an understanding of Australian general-practice standards, including mandatory medico-legal obligations. Candidates must demonstrate safe reasoning, culturally sensitive communication, appropriate escalation, and awareness of local referral pathways.

PassGP provides:
• 1050+ PESCI-specific case banks covering undifferentiated presentations, mental health, women’s health, paediatrics, ethics, and boundary-safety scenarios
• Structured consultation scripts designed for panel interviews, including triage, safety-netting, escalation, and medico-legal justification
• Cultural safety frameworks and communication templates aligned with AHPRA expectations
• 500+ encyclopaedia flashcards covering high-yield GP topics and red-flag screening
• Full PESCI mock interviews simulating real panel questioning and complexity
• Video coaching modules on communication, risk management, clinical uncertainty, and documentation safety
• One-to-one PESCI teaching, mentoring and coaching including behavioural questions and complex scenario rehearsal
• Case walkthroughs showing how to demonstrate safe reasoning, ethical handling of conflict, and appropriate Australian GP decision-making

These resources prepare IMGs for panels by reinforcing communication clarity, safety, cultural understanding, and structured GP reasoning.

Yes. PassGP is widely used by IMGs preparing for RACGP, IME and ACRRM PESCI interviews, including those transitioning from the AMC pathway or entering rural and regional GP positions. The resource explains Australian GP expectations: culturally safe practice, informed consent, privacy obligations, mental-health triage, chronic-disease planning (GPMP/TCA), MBS concepts, prescribing safety, and documentation standards.

PassGP’s PESCI-aligned cases cover acute presentations, chronic conditions, women’s health, paediatrics, mental-health crises, ethics, bullying and domestic-violence scenarios, drug-seeking behaviour, and deteriorating patient management - core areas frequently assessed as PESCI recalls.

Yes. PassGP offers full PESCI mock interviews replicating the structure of actual panel assessments. Mock interviews include clinical case discussions, behavioural questions, ethical dilemmas, medico-legal safety scenarios, and communication challenges such as difficult patients, cross-cultural misunderstandings, and boundary issues. These are marked by former PESCI examiners using PESCI marking schemes. 

Feedback focuses on clarity of reasoning, demonstration of safety, cultural sensitivity, structure, patient-centred communication, and aligning responses with Australian general-practice standards. These mock interviews greatly improve confidence and performance in real PESCI assessments.

PassGP provides 1050 examiner-style PESCI scenarios, solved cases, 500+ flashcards, structured consultation frameworks, two-minute communication drills, and real-world case scripts demonstrating exactly how to verbalise safe reasoning. Candidates learn how to handle undifferentiated presentations, manage uncertainty, identify red flags, provide safety-netting, triage emergencies, and navigate continuity-of-care decisions that PESCI panels commonly test.

Most candidates prepare over 4-8 weeks, depending on their baseline familiarity with Australian general practice. High-yield preparation includes:
• Daily PESCI case practice
• Practising structured consultation frameworks
• Reviewing medico-legal principles (AHPRA, privacy, mandatory reporting)
• Revising Australian GP guidelines and referral pathways
• Rehearsing challenging communication scripts

PassGP’s preparation plans, encylopaedia-standard flashcards, video masterclasses, bespoke 1:1 teaching, mock exams and solved cases provide structured day-by-day sequences to ensure candidates build confidence across all major domains assessed in PESCI interviews.