Medical Spanish for Hospital NursesDon't let language and cultural barriers interfere with your ability to provide high quality care! Now there's a Spanish course designed specifically for hospital nurses that will help you:

• Make a personal connection with patients and their families
• Facilitate patient orientation
• Assess patient comfort
• Gather and convey basic information
• Inform and instruct about basic procedures
• Prepare the patient for discharge

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ConvenientHealth care workers are some of the busiest people we know. That's why we designed this course to fit your schedule:

• Completely Online
• Requires only a few minutes a day
• No CDs or programs to install
• No previous experience necessary
• Can be completed in 25 hours
• Written, printable notes for each chapter
• 6 and 12 month options

EffectiveFor each topic there are six activities to help you learn the phrases. Each activity is short and engaging. This is a method that really works.
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More reasons to choose this course:

• Certificate of Completion
• 25 hours nursing CE (learn more)
• Improve employment opportunities
• Grammar is OPTIONAL
• Specifically targets Latin American Spanish
• Satisfaction guaranteed

Relevant course contentDon't waste time learning phrases that you will never use! Learn words and phrases that you will find most relevant and useful on the job.
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• Chapter 1: Greetings/Farewells
• Chapter 2: Social Pleasantries
• Chapter 3: Introductions
• Chapter 4: Communication Strategies
• Chapter 5: Talking About Family
• Chapter 6: Patient Orientation
• Chapter 7: Pain and Discomfort
• Chapter 8: Numbers 0-9
• Chapter 9: Taking Vitals
• Chapter 10: Visiting Hours
• Chapter 11: Pre Operative
• Chapter 12: Post Operative
• Chapter 13: Ambulation
• Chapter 14: Basic Commands
• Chapter 15: Positioning
• Chapter 16: More Basic Commands
• Chapter 17: Medications
• Chapter 18: Dosage and Instructions
• Chapter 19: Lab Tests
• Chapter 20: Patient Comfort
• Chapter 21: Cleansing
• Chapter 22: Food and Drink
• Chapter 23: Good Cheer
• Chapter 24: Maternity
• Chapter 25: Discharge

More than 35 million U.S. residents now speak Spanish. As the Hispanic population continues to grow, so does the need for health care workers who speak Spanish!