Right now, a foreign patient is coming and speaking in English.

Check which of the following is your response.

✅ First, I run away to the bathroom.

✅ Uh.. Uh.. Then turn on the translator.

✅ I call a colleague who speaks English better than me.

✅ Speak the medical terms you learned in the major book.

If you can speak fluent English right away when a foreign patient comes along, you don't need to take this class.

However, if you have checked one or more of the answers above, if you are nervous when you only see foreign patients, and you have trouble thinking about English expressions you know...

Let's meet Dr. Sandra now!

To my colleagues “Where did you learn English, so you're so good at drunkenness?” I'll let you hear the sound.

POINT 1. For all of you who are not busy

I'll tell you only the key words!

Many of the people I met while attending hospital lectures were stressed because of English.

However, in the midst of being busy, it is difficult to take time to go to an English school, and even if you do, there are few places that tell you the expressions needed in the medical field.

You need to say this to foreign patients right away!

“Discard the first urine and take the middle urine first.”

“Don't let water get into the wound.”

“Don't force yourself to tear off the scab.”

In order to be able to resolve the difficulties you have felt in the medical field, I have organized this class by selecting only a few things that can help you right away.

✔ Here are some expressions you can learn and use right away today.

✔ We have collected only the most frequently used expressions in the medical field that are not known at any school.

POINT 2. I'm speechless when I see only foreign patients

It's easy to configure for those who get stuck!

▶ “You speak English really well!” “Thank you for your kind explanation.”

When I choose medical English conversation expressions, the most important criteria

'Must be easy' It's.

The goal is to make it as easy and simple as possible, but the key is to deliver accurately,

We will help you speak with confidence even if you are a beginner in English.

Why should it be easy to say?

1) There are many patients who are not native English speakers, and the general public cannot understand unfamiliar medical terms.

2) By easily communicating only the core, you can reduce the time required for communication.

3) It can ultimately improve the quality of health care experienced by patients.

“You speak English very well.”

“Thank you for your kind explanation.”

This is the most common story that people who have taken my course hear from foreign patients.

With me, you can communicate with foreign patients as confidently and proudly as you would in a hospital.

POINT 3. Can't be solved with a translator

We will tell you the correct medical English expressions.

Many people I've met in the medical field have taken out the translator when a foreign patient comes in.

However, the translator has a lot of errors.

There are times when they don't understand what they're saying, or the wrong translation comes out and they're embarrassed by each other.

Below is a real-life example.

On your chart 'Kiwang Like' It's called a questionnaire, and if you search for it as it is, you'll get the ridiculous English word “the power of the earth.”

There are so many examples like this.

You all know what it means 'Puncture site' If you search for this word in a translator, you'll get a completely different meaning in English.

Therefore, it is not possible to accurately communicate with foreign patients using a translator alone.

Also, so that patients of various nationalities and languages can easily understand it, It's not a difficult and hard medical term Communicate with easy English expressions.

No matter how much I search, it doesn't come up,

However, medical English conversation is essential in hospital practice I'll let you know!

Special offer in class 101 only

Medical English conversation expression summary notes!

So that you can take out what you've learned in the course and review it at any time We provide medical English conversation expression summary notes carefully created one by one.

(The image above is an example of a review note, and the PDF document provided for each chapter to the actual class students is accompanied by English expressions learned in the course.)

STEP 1. Basic paper expression

• “Are there any medications you are currently taking?”
• “Have you ever had an adverse reaction after being vaccinated before?”

Here's an easy and simple way to say these essential basic questionnaire expressions in English.

We will gather actual hospital materials and expressions that students have asked the most frequently asked questions, and practice together on paper expressions that can be used immediately in practice.

STEP 2. Expressing body motion instructions

If you go to a hospital for an on-site lecture, the most requested content from students is to express body motion instructions!

• 'Take off your shoes, get on the bed, and lie on your left side. '
• “You should hold your breath for a moment while taking an X-ray.”

Talking with commands like a robot is no longer 🙅‍♀️ No!

Practice speaking physical motion instructions accurately and softlyI'm going to do it.

I'll show you how to express instructions and tips that even beginners in English can do.

STEP 3. Precautions delivery expression

• “The inoculation area may be red or swollen.”
• “A light shower is possible, but please avoid taking a hot bath.”
• “Take blood pressure medicine with a small amount of water on the morning of the test day.”

How to accurately communicate precautions before and after vaccinations, examinations, treatments, and procedures in EnglishI'm going to learn.

How to explain side effects that you may not know before inoculation or testing, how to explain how to manage wounds and scars, recovery procedures after surgery/surgery, and when is exercise or daily life possible,

I'll also practice picking just a few of the expressions that you actually use the most.

STEP 4. Expressions related to screening/testing

• “Please take the middle urine first.” “The wind comes out three times in one eye.”

Physical measurements, blood collection, urine tests, eye and oral examination expressionsWith,

• “This is a throat anesthetic spray.”
• “There may be a slight feeling of heat when the contrast agent enters.”

Gastrointestinal endoscopy, radiology tests such as CT/MRI/ Mammogram, etc.

Expressions related to medical examinations/examinations such as gynecological examinationsI'm going to practice speaking correctly in English.

Especially when you find it difficult “An easy way to explain medical terms in everyday expressions”We will help you learn and apply it directly to practice.

STEP 5. Not a big deal, but definitely! Other necessary hospital English expressions

• “The pharmacy is on the left when you take the elevator and get off the 1st floor.”
• “Only one parking lot is free on the day you enter and leave the hospital.”

This kind of expression is surprisingly hard to say, right?

Hospital English expressions that don't come out of your mouth very well if you want to speak even though they're not that big of a deal, but you definitely need to knowI'll gather them all separately and practice with all of you.

Hi, I'm Sandra, a lecturer specializing in medical English.

I have specialized in teaching English conversation for medical personnel since 2013.

In addition to Seoul National University Hospital, Gangnam Severance, Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sejong Hospital, Sam Hospital, Hallim Daesung Heart Hospital, and many other medical institutions, I taught medical English conversation for staff.

▶ Student reviews

Medical English conversation channel on YouTube SandraTube Sandra TubeIt is operating, and is also teaching medical English conversation on the medical knowledge sharing portal keymedi.com (keymedi.com). It was selected as Top Lectures (Top Lectures) and received an award for the second year in a row.

Easy for everyone to speak and easy for patients to understand,

Communicate in easy English! It's not difficult.

Let's get started with me now.