Medical Spanish for Emergency Responders
In your job, effective communication can be a matter of life and death. Don't let language and cultural barriers interfere with your ability to provide high quality care! Now there's a Spanish course designed specifically for EMS workers that will help you:
- Control and secure the scene
- Make a personal connection with patients
- Question patients about their symptoms
- Gather and convey basic information
- Inform and instruct about on-scene treatment
Convenient
Health 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
Effective
For 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.
More reasons to choose this course:
- Certificate of Completion
- Improve employment opportunities
- Grammar is OPTIONAL
- Specifically targets Latin American Spanish
- Satisfaction guaranteed
Relevant course content
Don'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.
Click any topic to see specific phrases
- Chapter 1: Initial Contact
- Chapter 2: Controlling the Scene
- Chapter 3: Scene Safety
- Chapter 4: Crowd Control
- Chapter 5: Patient Information
- Chapter 6: What happened?
- Chapter 7: Clearing a Building
- Chapter 8: Pain and Discomfort
- Chapter 9: Chest Pain
- Chapter 10: Abdominal Pain
- Chapter 11: Head Trauma
- Chapter 12: Heat and Cold
- Chapter 13: Automobile Accidents
- Chapter 14: Stings and Bites
- Chapter 15: Drugs and Alcohol
- Chapter 16: On-Scene Treatment
- Chapter 17: Allergic Reactions
- Chapter 18: Breathing Problems
- Chapter 19: Diabetes
- Chapter 20: Childbirth
- Chapter 21: Poisoning
- Chapter 22: Burns
- Chapter 23: Seizures and Strokes
- Chapter 24: Transport
- Chapter 25: Refusal of Treatment
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