Section 1 - Getting Started
What is Clarilux?
What is Clarilux?
Who is Clarilux designed for?
Who is Clarilux designed for?
- Candidates: Medical residents or physicians preparing to sit for their oral board exams (primarily Anesthesiology, with expansion into Emergency Medicine and other specialties).
- Examiners: Board-certified specialists who conduct simulations, provide feedback, and grade candidates.
- Institutions: Medical schools, hospitals, or residency programs managing a collective group of examiners and candidates.
How do I create an account on Clarilux?
How do I create an account on Clarilux?
- Sign up with Google: Register using your existing Google account.
- Sign up with Microsoft: Register using your existing Microsoft account.
- Continue with Email: Register manually by entering your full name, email address, and a strong password, and then click Create Account.
Do I need any special hardware to use Clarilux?
Do I need any special hardware to use Clarilux?
How much does Clarilux cost?
How much does Clarilux cost?
Can I cancel my subscription?
Can I cancel my subscription?
Section 2 - Dashboard
What does my dashboard show after I log in?
What does my dashboard show after I log in?
- Performance Overview: Displays your Exam Readiness progress bar, which tracks your journey across three stages - Building Foundation, Strengthening Reasoning, and Board Ready - giving you a clear visual benchmark of where you currently stand.
- Weekly Study Goal: Shows your study hours completed against your set weekly target, along with your completion percentage.
- Daily Streak: Tracks the number of consecutive days you have been active on the platform to help you maintain study consistency.
- Jump Back In: Displays your recently accessed topics (e.g., Endocrine, Hematology, Cardiovascular, Pulmonary) with individual progress bars so you can quickly resume where you left off.
- Past Cases: A log of your previously graded exam cases. If no graded exams are available yet, it will display ‘No graded exam available yet.’
- Next Recommendations: AI-driven suggestions for your next study sessions based on your performance data, displayed as a list of topics (e.g., Orthopedics, Clinical Anesthesia, Pharmacology, Physiology) you can jump into directly.
What does the Exam Summary show?
What does the Exam Summary show?
- Overall Average: Your aggregate score across all rubrics (e.g., 1.0/5), displayed with a performance label such as Needs Attention.
- Exam Outcome: A clear Pass or Fail verdict for the full session.
- Total Time Spent: The total duration of the session in minutes.
- Total Cases Completed: The number of cases covered in the session.
- Total Questions: The total number of questions asked across all cases.
- Performance Evaluation (per case): Each case is listed by name (e.g., Cardiovascular (CV) / Cardiac (Long)). Within each case, your performance is scored across five rubrics, each out of 5, with a progress bar and written feedback beneath each score:
- Medical Knowledge & Clinical Reasoning
- Clinical Judgment & Decision-Making
- Communication
- Adaptability & Crisis Management
- Organization & Information Synthesis
- View Transcript: Click the View Transcript button on the top right corner of the performance evaluation to open the full session transcript. The transcript displays the complete case scenario, every question asked by the AI Examiner, and your responses - allowing you to review exactly how the session unfolded and identify areas to improve.
Section 3 - Oral Board
What is the Oral Board feature?
What is the Oral Board feature?
What clinical topics does the Oral Board cover?
What clinical topics does the Oral Board cover?
- Cardiovascular & Neuro - high-stakes management and physiology
- Obstetrics - specialized care and maternal-fetal considerations
- Pain Management & Pharmacology - drug interactions and therapeutic pathways
- Endocrine, Trauma, Pulmonary, and more
How do I start an Oral Board session?
How do I start an Oral Board session?
- Log in and access your account via the secure login page.
- Navigate to Oral Board: From the left-side menu (Dashboard, Oral Board, Question Bank, Marketplace, Analytics), click Oral Board.
- Choose a subject: Select from the available topics (e.g., Endocrine).
- Review Session Summary: The screen will display a summary - 2 cases, a 10-minute study period before each case, 35 minutes of case time, and 2 grab bags. Click Begin Session.
- Configure your experience: While the first case is preparing, choose your preferred interaction method: Avatar, Voice, or Text. Click Continue.
- Study Period: The case scenario will be displayed. You have 10 minutes to read the question, draft answers, and perform calculations. You can wait or click Begin Early to start immediately.
How does an Oral Board session work?
How does an Oral Board session work?
- First Case: The active session begins and lasts 35 minutes. It will be either a long-form or short-form scenario.
- After the First Case: You will have two options - click Continue Later to pause and immediately view your score for the first case, or Keep Going to proceed directly to the second case without viewing your score yet.
- Second Case: If you continue, you will begin a second 35-minute case.
- Final Score: At the end of the full 70-minute exam (35 minutes per case), the session concludes, and you are presented with your comprehensive score for both cases.
Any tips for getting the most out of Oral Board sessions?
Any tips for getting the most out of Oral Board sessions?
- Simulate the environment: Find a quiet space and respond out loud to mimic the actual board experience.
- Focus on diversity: Rotate through all categories including Pharmacology and Pain Management to find and address knowledge gaps.
- Review feedback: After each session, analyze the evaluation to understand how to better structure your clinical justifications.
Section 4 - Question Bank
What is the Question Bank?
What is the Question Bank?
What topics are available in the Question Bank?
What topics are available in the Question Bank?
How does a Question Bank practice session work?
How does a Question Bank practice session work?
- Instant Feedback: After selecting your answer and clicking Submit, the platform immediately validates your choice - correct answers are highlighted in light green with a checkmark (✓), incorrect answers in light red with an X.
- Comprehensive Review: Below the feedback, the platform instantly shows the correct answer, a detailed explanation of the underlying concept, and further reading recommendations.
- Bookmarking: Click the Bookmark icon on any challenging question to save it to your personal study list for later review.
- Continuous Learning: You can answer as many questions as you like in a single session, moving sequentially from one question to the next.
- Ending a Session: There is no fixed time limit. Click End Practice at any point to conclude your session.
- Accuracy: A circular progress indicator showing your overall accuracy percentage for the session.
- Questions Attempted: The total number of questions you answered during the session.
- Correct Answers: The number of questions you answered correctly.
- Average Time per Question: The average time you spent per question.
Section 5 - Marketplace
What is the Marketplace?
What is the Marketplace?
What is the difference between the Public and Private Marketplace?
What is the difference between the Public and Private Marketplace?
- Public Marketplace: Visible to all registered candidates, allowing you to browse and book any examiner publicly available on the Clarilux platform.
- Private Marketplace: If you are associated with a specific institution, your view will be restricted exclusively to examiners officially affiliated with that institution.
How do I search for and book an examiner?
How do I search for and book an examiner?
- Session Type: Filter by Full Mock Oral Exam, Focused Topic Review, Rapid-Fire Q&A, or Case-Based Discussion.
- Topics: Select from the available medical or surgical topics using the dropdown.
- Availability: Filter by Available Today, Available This Week, or Available This Weekend.
- Price Range: Filter by budget - $0-$100, $100-$200, $200-$300, $300-$500, or $500+.
- Rating: Filter by star rating from 1 Star to 5 Stars to find top-rated examiners.
How do I track my booked sessions?
How do I track my booked sessions?
- Upcoming Sessions: Displays all your future confirmed sessions. You can sort by Date (Soonest or Latest), filter by Session Type (Full Mock Oral Exam, Focused Topic Review, Rapid-Fire Q&A, Case-Based Discussion, or Custom Session), and filter by Visibility (Public or Private).
- Session History: A complete archive of all past sessions, displayed in a table with columns for Date, Examiner, Details (session type, time slot, and duration), and Status (e.g., Completed or Missed). You can filter by All Dates, Session Type, All Statuses, and Visibility.
What can I do from my session history
What can I do from my session history
- View Resources - see any materials shared for that session.
- View Recording - watch the recorded session.
- View Score - see your score and feedback for that session.
How do I join a session, and what can I do once I'm in?
How do I join a session, and what can I do once I'm in?
How do I manage payments in the Marketplace?
How do I manage payments in the Marketplace?
- Total Payments Made: A summary card showing your cumulative total spend across all sessions.
- Refund Sessions: A summary card showing the total amount refunded to you.
- Pending
- Paid
- Refunded
- Failed
- Disputed
Section 6 - Analytics
What does the Analytics feature show?
What does the Analytics feature show?
- Average Score: Your mean score calculated across all completed practice exam simulations.
- Simulations Completed: A total count of full-length practice exam simulations you have successfully finished across all topics.
- Total Study Time: A cumulative tracker showing the total hours and minutes spent actively studying on the platform.
- Overall Performance Trend: A visual progression chart showing whether your average scores and accuracy are improving, stabilizing, or dropping over time. Filterable by time frame.
- Performance by Topic: A granular breakdown of your data by individual subject areas (e.g., Cardiovascular, Trauma, Pulmonary) to identify specific knowledge gaps.
Section 7 - Profile & Account Settings
How do I access and update my profile?
How do I access and update my profile?
- Profile Information: View, edit, and update your core personal details.
- Preferences: Set and adjust your weekly study goals to stay on track, and configure daily reminders to maintain study consistency.
- Security: Access account protection settings to update or change your password.
Can I switch between institutions without signing out?
Can I switch between institutions without signing out?
What changes when I switch to an institution workspace?
What changes when I switch to an institution workspace?
Section 8 - Technical Support
Who do I contact if I have a technical issue?
Who do I contact if I have a technical issue?