Patient interviews
Ask clear questions about symptoms, history, medications and the reason for the visit.
Practice the Spanish you need for real patient conversations with a Colombian tutor and medical interpreter. Every private lesson is shaped around your role, level and clinical setting.

Daniel Bohórquez Angarita
Colombian tutor · Medical interpreter
What you will practice
Ask clear questions about symptoms, history, medications and the reason for the visit.
Explain next steps, everyday instructions and follow-up care in natural, respectful Spanish.
Practice the tone, listening skills and cultural awareness that help patients feel understood.
Work through realistic situations from your specialty instead of memorizing disconnected word lists.
A lesson built around your work
Bring a situation you face at work: taking a history, asking about pain, giving instructions or building rapport. I turn it into focused speaking practice you can use, not another generic worksheet.
Identify the patient conversations that matter most in your role.
Practice them live with corrections to wording, pronunciation and tone.
Leave with language you can review and use in your next real interaction.
Questions before you begin
Doctors, nurses, dentists, therapists, clinical staff, medical students and other healthcare professionals who want to communicate more confidently in Spanish.
No. Your trial identifies your current level and the situations you need most, so the following lessons can start from the right place.
No. These lessons develop your Spanish communication skills. Continue to follow your organization’s policies and use a qualified interpreter whenever required.
The 25-minute, $10 trial is a focused assessment of your level, role and goals. You leave knowing what to work on next and whether the teaching style fits you.
Your next patient conversation can feel different
Begin with a private assessment and trial lesson. Then choose the schedule and class plan that fits your work.
Book the $10 trial