Course Description
16 Hours / Self-Paced / Online Access / Mentor Supported -When we lose our ability to understand each other, the consequences can be devastating. And in an industry where solid communication is a matter of life-and-death, the ability to speak a second language makes you an irreplaceable asset.
And that isn’t hyperbole.
Spanish for the Medical Front Office is a self-paced, online occupational conversation course. We’ll cover basic reception terms, standard insurance jargon, and general medical terminology to help build relationships,
collect information, and set expectations for patients and their families. Everything is included for one, low payment of
Course Mentor
Tara Bradley Williams has 25+ years of Spanish and ELL (English Language Learner) teaching experience at the high school, community college, and corporate training levels. Tara has a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Spanish and Sociology from St. Norbert College and a Master’s degree in Adult Education from the University of Denver.
What's Included
16 hours of
Course Material
Self-Paced
Online Access
Mentor
Support
Who Should Take This Course?
As an Office Administrator or Manager, you’ll work with folks from different backgrounds, all with varying beliefs and needs. That’s
why clear, concise, empathetic communication is essential. If you want to improve your patients’ overall experience and expand your career opportunities within the industry, Medical Spanish
for the Front Office is a great way to boost your knowledge and increase your value in the workplace.
Bundle With These Courses
• Executive Assistant
• Medical Administrative Assistant w/EHR
• Physical Therapy Office Professional
• Veterinary Receptionist
Course Outline
Spanish Fundamentals:
- Introduction
- Greetings
- More Greetings
- More Conversational Phrases
- Survival Words
- Numbers 0–9
- Numbers 10–1000
- Colors
- Directions
- Places
- Questions
- Time
- Months & Seasons
- Days of the Week & Dates
- Family
- Personal Characteristics
- Likes & Dislikes
Spanish for the Medical Front Office:
- Introduction
- Receptions
- Registration
- Places
- Insurance Terms & Vocabulary
- Job Titles & People
- Medical History
- Specific Questions
- Emergencies & Common Injuries
- Parts of the Body
- Internal Organs