Reply With QuoteI have never seen any actual programs, just books. The title of the book is actually Spanish for Healthcare Professionals. I do have the CDs that teach you how to speak spanish, but I'm not sure that's what you're looking for.
does anybody have any spanish for health prof programs they can buy online or at a bookstore to reccommend?
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I have never seen any actual programs, just books. The title of the book is actually Spanish for Healthcare Professionals. I do have the CDs that teach you how to speak spanish, but I'm not sure that's what you're looking for.
yes that's what i'm looking for. where did you get it and how much does it cost? is it any good?
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I'm confused...you're looking for CDs on how to speak spanish? They are not geared towards healthcare professionals. If that's what you're interested in then I can sell you mine because I do not use them. If you are looking for the book, I believe that I purchased it at a Barnes and Noble locally. Do a search for Spanish for HealthCare Professionals and it should come up. It didn't cost that much money....$20 around there.
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Ana
Re: spanish for health professionals
Over the years I have picked up a fair amount of pidgin Spanish just in taking care of my patients. It's amazing what you can learn. What I did was zero in on those co-workers - Dr.s, Nurses and yes housekeeping staff to learn some general Spanish. I can coach a Spanish Speaking woman through labor. Which the staff thinks is really funny since I am as white as they come.I had a book called Spanish for Health Professionals that was the biggest waste of money. I'd save my money if I were you, and just let anyone and everyone where you work and also friends that you want to learn Spanish. Then be willing to learn. I have a friend and we go out for coffee sometimes and speak only in Spanish. It was really funny at first - it's fun now! My next language I'd like to get familiar with is Armenian.
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Try this website....
http://www.spanish4nurses.com/
Hope that it helps.
God Bless.
Ana
I know that some Community Colleges have classes for Health Care Professionals. Keep an eye out for that....
I do actually have a book that is great! Its called Medical Spanish Made Incredibly Easy! It has basics, assessments, diagnostics, diseases, disorders, symptoms, ect...And its easy to read. The author is Lippincott Williams and Wilkins...Hope this helps let me know if you have any other questions!
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