It is evident that English has become a fundamental requirement in the field of medicine today. The language of scientific research and articles is predominantly English. International medical conferences and symposiums are also usually conducted in English. With the increasing use of telemedicine applications and the growth of medical tourism, there is a growing need to communicate with patients from different nationalities.

By enrolling in our Medical English online course, you will:

• Learn fundamental medical vocabulary and terminology (anatomy, physiology, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment).


• Improve patient satisfaction and trust by effectively communicating with them.


• Gain confidence in speaking English in medical settings to engage in more active and successful communication.


• Develop skills in reading, interpreting, and writing medical research articles, reports, and papers.


• Learn to conduct medical discussions, present medical cases, and participate in professional debates in English.

Integrate into the global healthcare community:

• Build confidence in communicating in English in medical environments.


• Interact with patients, colleagues, and healthcare professionals worldwide.


• Actively participate in the global healthcare community.

Boost your career opportunities:

• Enhance your English language skills to access more job opportunities internationally.


• Contribute to your professional development by reinforcing your medical knowledge and skills in English, aligning yourself with global standards, and keeping up with developments in the medical field.

Our interactive and engaging course content consists of a combination of lessons, discussions, and practical activities. Through role-plays, simulations, and presentations, you will have the opportunity to practise your English speaking skills and learn permanently.

Enroll in our Medical Professional English Course today to elevate your career in the field of medicine and become a global medical professional!

English for the Medical English course (2) topics:

1. Blood
   

   Type 0, Type A, Type B, Type AB, Compatible, Universal donor, Clot, Red blood cell, Platelet, Plasma, Transfusion

2. Bones
   

   Bone, Skeleton, Marrow, Greenstick, Fracture, Displaced, Comminuted, Impacted, Compound, Stress fracture

3. Skin
   

   Skin, Dermis, Epidermis, Hypodermis, Pore, Subcutaneous fat, Contusion, Abrasion, Pimple, Acne

4. Nervous system
   

   Nervous system, Brain, Spinal cord, Vertebrae, Nerve, Neuron, Network, Reflex, Sensory, Motor

5. Endocrine system
   

   Endocrine system, Hormone, Secrete, Gland, Hypothalamus, Pituitary, Thyroid, Pineal body, Adrenal gland, Melatonin, Adrenaline

6. Reproductive system
   

   Reproductive system, Genitalia, Gonads, Testes, Ovaries, Sexually active, Intercourse, STD, Contraceptive, Condom, Birth control, Infertility

7. Urinary system
   

   Urinary system, Waste, Kidney, Urine, Bladder, Urethra, Pass, Flow, Cast, Kidney stone, Abdominal aorta, Inferior mesenteric artery, Inferior vena cava, Urinary bladder, Ureter

8. Taking a history
   

   Data, History of, Onset, Current, Procedure, Complaint, Allergy, Past medical history, Social history, Family medical history

9. Talking about symptoms
   

   Symptom, Muscle ache, Headache, Fever, Cough, Wheeze, Throb, Runny, Flu, Cold

10. Physical examinations
    

    Vital signs, Pulse, Inspection, Observation, Palpation, Auscultation, Percussion, Affect, Body language, Evaluate

11. Diagnostic tests
    

    Kidney, Pathology report, Urinalysis, Urine, Renal, Chronic kidney disease, Albumin, Glomerular filtration rate test, Creatine, Blood urea nitrogen test, Biopsy

12. Diagnostic equipment
    

    X-ray, Radiography, CT scan, Endoscope, Feed, Medical imaging, MRI, Ultrasound, Gel, ECG

13. Family medicine
    

    Family medicine, Primary care, Preventative, Practitioner, Health education, Urgent care, Refer, Counsel, Advise

14. Pediatrics
    

    Pediatrics, Asthma, Obesity, Infant, Juvenile, Newborn, Jaundice, Bilirubin, Bili light, Teenager, Check up

15. Geriatrics
    

    Geriatrics, Elderly, Drug interaction, Polypharmacy, Bed sores, Stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, Incontinence, Dizziness, Assisted living, Hearing loss, Nursing home