Medical Spanish Podcast

In this lesson, we practice expressing the following in Spanish:Getting a viral illnessPassing a vir

This free lesson is taken from our recently published member lesson, introducing a new module in our

Practice questions for EMS when they arrive at the ER with a patient involved in a motor vehicle acc

In this lesson, you will hear an EMT respond at the scene of a car accident. Listen as he evaluates

This lesson introduces the Mental Health Emergencies module of our Spanish for Emergencies course.Th

What you are about to hear is an excerpt from the third member lesson in the ER Triage module of our

What you are about to hear is an excerpt from the second member lesson in the ER Triage module of ou

We are trying something new for the free lessons offered through the Medical Spanish Podcast. What y

¡AVISO! We will be using some malas palabras in this episode as we talk about pooping, peeing, belch

This lesson kicks off a new advanced module in our Dentistry Course. You will hear a dentist recomme

In this lesson, the doctor discusses the initial treatment of chest pain in the hospital.This free l

Learn key phrases for asking about pain in Spanish. In this lesson, you will hear an excerpt from a

This lesson introduces our course Spanish for Abdominal Pain based on a clinical dialogue I wrote an

Learn how to update family in Spanish when their loved one is in respiratory distress. Nacho Caballe

In this lesson, we practice using Spanish verbs in both their reflexive and non-reflexive forms, wit

How would you describe your body in Spanish?You may be surprised by how we commonly describe states

Let’s review the Spanish we learned in the first module of our Cancer Care Course: Spanish for

This lesson introduces the first module in our Cancer Care Course: Evaluation of a Lung Nodule.&nbsp

Welcome to the fifth free lesson introducing the COPD Module of our Pulmonary Medicine Course. This

Welcome to our fourth free lesson introducing the COPD Module of our Pulmonary Medicine Course. This