Self-paced clinical program software with weekly release and credentials

SimMedAi maps a college program into terms and courses, then runs it at whichever pace the program actually uses — fully self-paced, cohort-paced against a calendar, or hybrid — with weekly content release, instructor resets, AI pacing recommendations, competency coverage reporting and auto-issued certificates.

Updated August 2026

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Three pacing modes, one curriculum

Self-paced — courses unlock on prerequisite and demonstrated mastery, with no calendar at all.
Cohort-paced — term access is gated by the cohort's start date and each term's offset.
Hybrid — the calendar gates the term, and inside an open term the student moves at their own pace.

Weekly drip release anchors either on each student's own enrolment date or on a shared cohort start, so a January intake and a rolling intake can run side by side. Release is computed when a student opens their program, which means there is no cron job to fail silently at 3am.

Instructor controls that respect real life

Instructors can reset a course for a student — the earlier attempts are superseded, not deleted, so nothing that already counted silently changes — reassign work, shift a whole schedule for a sick leave (which also grants streak-freeze tokens so a genuine illness does not destroy a 60-day streak), override a single course, or apply any of these in bulk across a cohort. Every one of those actions writes an audit line.

AI pacing, coverage and credentials

Each student gets a pace classification — ahead, on track, behind, or at risk — plus an AI-free completion forecast on the hot path and an optional LLM-written catch-up plan. Students who are consistently ahead can be auto-accelerated into content early where a program opts in. Programs get competency mapping and coverage reporting against their own outcomes, and a completion certificate is issued automatically at 100% with a code anyone can verify publicly and an instructor can revoke.

Frequently asked questions

Can one program run both self-paced and cohort students?

Yes. Pacing is a property of the program, drip release anchors on either the student's own enrolment or a shared cohort start, and legacy cohorts with no calendar keep working unchanged.

What happens to a student's scores when an instructor resets a course?

The earlier sessions are superseded rather than deleted, and everything that counts — mastery, analytics, exam readiness, progression — reads only the scored set. The history stays auditable while the retake is what counts.

Are the completion certificates verifiable?

Yes. Each certificate carries a code that anyone can verify publicly without an account, and an instructor can revoke it.