Welcome back! Have you checked out my Accent Reduction classes yet? In my searching for medical English resources, I found a website called Hospital English.com.
This site has free English learning materials for medical professionals and teachers of medical professionals. The lessons contain audio files that you can use to listen to and practice pronouncing [...]
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Medical English Listening & Pronunciation
Medical English Pronunciation
I know that many of my readers are doctors and nurses who want to improve their pronunciation of American English medical vocabulary. There are many sites that feature the vocabulary but there are not many with audio.
However, today I located a site by Pearson Education which contains free online activities that accompany their book titled, [...]
Medical English Dialogs for Pronunciation Practice
I have been looking for medical English pronunciation activities on the web. Unfortunately I have not found many sites with audio files.
However, I did find a page with lots of medical English dialogs that can be used for pronunciation practice. Each dialog is followed by a list of vocabulary and a quiz.
Medical English Dialogs
Medical English Pronunciation for Doctors & Nurses
The One Stop English website has free podcasts, transcripts and worksheets that doctors and nurses can use to listen and speak medical English.
Medical Pronunciation
Serious students may want to check out the book, Medical English Clear and Simple. This book has excellent reviews. Click on the link below to see the details about this book.
Medical English [...]
American English Pronunciation for Nurses
There has been a shortage of nurses across the United States, especially in states such as Nevada. To help remedy the shortage, the University of Nevada Las Vegas has developed a new program called Speak for Success to help nurses recruited from overseas to communicate more effectively and efficiently in American English.
“Since nursing requires constant communication with doctors, co-workers, patients and families, communication-focused transition [...]
