Projects
FMProC Prep, a free question bank for the Family Medicine Professional Choices exam, and qliniql, a clinical software suite still in development.
FMProC Prep is a free practice bank for the FMProC, the situational judgement test that international medical graduates write for the CaRMS R-1 match. When I prepared for it, the material available was thin and expensive: scenarios with a single answer and no explanation of why the other options were wrong.
The bank has 170 original questions across the four attributes the exam measures: professional integrity, empathy and compassion, team collaboration, and adaptability. Both formats are covered, rating items scored option by option and ranking items ordered from most to least desirable. Every option has a written rationale, not only the key. Scoring is near miss: an exact match earns full credit and each step away costs a point. Twenty samples are public. The rest need a free account so the bank is not copied wholesale. Nothing sits behind a payment.
Items are drafted from clinical scenario briefs with a language model, then a separate review pass checks realism, option quality, answer distribution and each rationale. Question reports come to me and I review them.
It is unofficial: not affiliated with the University of Calgary, the FMProC program or CaRMS, and not a source of exam dates, fees or scoring rules.
Use so far
201
registered users
141
answered at least one question
2,742
graded answers
1,570
on the busiest day
From the site's own statistics page, late October 2026. The project is new, so most use has come in the past few weeks.
In development
qliniql.drugs
In developmentClinical drug reference built on the Health Canada Drug Product Database: monographs, interactions, and searchable formulary data.
qliniqla.qbank
In developmentQuestion bank for Canadian and US medical licensing exam preparation: MCCQE1 and USMLE style cases with working clinical reasoning.