English for Healthcare Professionals is a practical,
scenario-based English course built specifically for nurses, doctors,
pharmacists, and allied health professionals who communicate with patients,
colleagues, and international employers every day.
Across six modules, you will build the vocabulary, documentation skills,
and spoken confidence needed for real clinical environments – from taking a
patient history and explaining a diagnosis, to writing a discharge summary
and handling a tense conversation with a worried family member.
What You Will Learn
- Core medical terminology, body systems, vital signs, and healthcare abbreviations
- Specialty-specific clinical vocabulary across nursing, medicine, surgery, pediatrics, emergency/ICU, pharmacy, radiology/lab, and mental health
- Sensitive, patient-centered communication: history taking, explaining diagnoses, discharge instructions, breaking bad news, informed consent, and de-escalation
- Accurate clinical documentation: nursing notes, discharge summaries, incident reports, referral letters, SBAR handovers, and medication orders
- Confident team communication: ward rounds, multidisciplinary meetings, telephone consultations, and case presentations
- OET exam preparation and career readiness for working abroad
Course Features
- Lectures 38
- Quizzes 38
- Duration 20–25 Hours
- Skill level Intermediate
- Language English
- Students 12
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
- 6 Sections
- 38 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- Healthcare English Fundamentals12
- 1.1Lesson 1 – Medical Terminology Basics
- 1.2L1 – Quiz “Medical Terminology Basics”19 Questions
- 1.3Lesson 2 – Body Systems Vocabulary
- 1.4L2 – Quiz “Body Systems Vocabulary”19 Questions
- 1.5Lesson 3 – Vital Signs & Measurements
- 1.6L3 – Quiz “Vital Signs & Measurements”19 Questions
- 1.7Lesson 4 – Healthcare Abbreviations
- 1.8L4 – Quiz “Healthcare Abbreviations”19 Questions
- 1.9Lesson 5 – Patient Interaction Basics
- 1.10L5 – Quiz “Patient Interaction Basics”19 Questions
- 1.11Lesson 6 – Healthcare Workplace Communication
- 1.12L6 – Quiz “Healthcare Workplace Communication”19 Questions
- Clinical Vocabulary by Specialty16
- 2.1Lesson 1 – Nursing
- 2.2Lesson 2 – General Medicine
- 2.3Lesson 3 – Surgery
- 2.4Lesson 4 – Pediatrics
- 2.5Lesson 5 – Emergency & ICU
- 2.6Lesson 6 – Pharmacy
- 2.7Lesson 7 – Radiology & Laboratory
- 2.8Lesson 8 – Mental Health
- 2.9L1 – Quiz “Nursing”19 Questions
- 2.10L2 – Quiz “General Medicine”19 Questions
- 2.11L3 – Quiz “Surgery”19 Questions
- 2.12L4 – Quiz “Pediatrics”19 Questions
- 2.13L5 – Quiz “Emergency & ICU”19 Questions
- 2.14L6 – Quiz “Pharmacy”19 Questions
- 2.15L7 – Quiz “Radiology & Laboratory”19 Questions
- 2.16L8 – Quiz “Mental Health”19 Questions
- Patient Communication12
- 3.1Lesson 1 – Taking a Patient History
- 3.2L1 – Quiz “Taking a Patient History”19 Questions
- 3.3Lesson 2 – Explaining a Diagnosis
- 3.4L2 – Quiz “Explaining a Diagnosis”19 Questions
- 3.5Lesson 3 – Giving Discharge Instructions
- 3.6L3 – Quiz “Giving Discharge Instructions”19 Questions
- 3.7Lesson 4 – Breaking Bad News
- 3.8L4 – Quiz “Breaking Bad News”19 Questions
- 3.9Lesson 5 – Informed Consent
- 3.10L5 – Quiz “Informed Consent”19 Questions
- 3.11Lesson 6 – Handling Difficult Patients & Families
- 3.12L6 – Quiz “Handling Difficult Patients & Families”19 Questions
- Clinical Documentation12
- 4.1Lesson 1 – Patient Charts & Nursing Notes
- 4.2L1 – Quiz “Patient Charts & Nursing Notes”19 Questions
- 4.3Lesson 2 – Discharge Summary
- 4.4L2 – Quiz “Discharge Summary”19 Questions
- 4.5Lesson 3 – Incident Report (Clinical)
- 4.6L3 – Quiz “Incident Report (Clinical)”19 Questions
- 4.7Lesson 4 – Referral Letter
- 4.8L4 – Quiz “Referral Letter”19 Questions
- 4.9Lesson 5 – SBAR Handover Report
- 4.10L5 – Quiz “SBAR Handover Report”19 Questions
- 4.11Lesson 6 – Prescription & Medication Order
- 4.12L6 – Quiz “Prescription & Medication Order”19 Questions
- Healthcare Team Communication12
- 5.1Lesson 1 – Ward Round Communication
- 5.2L1 – Quiz “Ward Round Communication”19 Questions
- 5.3Lesson 2 – Multidisciplinary Team Meeting
- 5.4L2 – Quiz “Multidisciplinary Team Meeting”19 Questions
- 5.5Lesson 3 – Telephone Consultation with a Doctor
- 5.6L3 – Quiz “Telephone Consultation with a Doctor”19 Questions
- 5.7Lesson 4 – Emergency Communication (Code Situations)
- 5.8L4 – Quiz “Emergency Communication (Code Situations)”19 Questions
- 5.9Lesson 5 – Conflict Resolution with Colleagues
- 5.10L5 – Quiz “Conflict Resolution with Colleagues”19 Questions
- 5.11Lesson 6 – Presenting a Patient Case
- 5.12L6 – Quiz “Presenting a Patient Case”19 Questions
- OET & Career Preparation12
- 6.1Lesson 1 – OET Exam Overview
- 6.2Lesson 2 – OET Speaking Role-Play Practice
- 6.3Lesson 3 – OET Writing (Referral Letter) Practice
- 6.4Lesson 4 – OET Reading & Listening Strategies
- 6.5Lesson 5 – CV & Interview for Healthcare Abroad
- 6.6Lesson 6 – Working Abroad – Licensing & Cultural Adaptation
- 6.7L1 – Quiz “OET Exam Overview”19 Questions
- 6.8L2 – Quiz “OET Speaking Role-Play Practice”19 Questions
- 6.9L3 – Quiz “OET Writing (Referral Letter) Practice”19 Questions
- 6.10L4 – Quiz “OET Reading & Listening Strategies”19 Questions
- 6.11L5 – Quiz “CV & Interview for Healthcare Abroad”19 Questions
- 6.12L6 – Quiz “Working Abroad: Licensing & Cultural Adaptation”19 Questions
Requirements
- مستوى متوسط في اللغة الإنجليزية (B1) أو أعلى
- معرفة أساسية ببيئة العمل الصحية أو السريرية (المستشفيات أو العيادات أو المراكز الطبية).
Target audiences
- لكل من يستخدم اللغة الإنجليزية في بيئة العمل ويرغب في التواصل بوضوح أكبر، وبشكل أكثر أمانًا وثقة، سواء داخل المستشفيات، أو العيادات، أو أثناء الاستعداد لاختبار OET، أو للتقديم على فرص العمل الدولية.
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- الأطباء
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- أخصائيي الرعاية الصحية المساندة

