Medical Spanish class?

[catdrago]

Does anyone have a good resource for learning medical spanish that is inexpensive or free? I'd like to at least brush up over the summer while I have the chance.

Currently I don't have any Spanish speaking only kids in my school, but the population in the area is growing and I know it won't be that way for long. And I DO have parents that speak only spanish, so It would be so helpful to be able to communicate with them. I SHOULD know more spanish... I took four years of it in high school. Not to mention the fact that I'm half Mexican! I just never got fluent, so I feel like I've lost most of it.

Anyway, anyone's advice would be appreciated.

[Flare, ASN, BSN]

i don't know about specifically medical spanish, but i've been playing around with the doulingo app on my phone and computer for a while now and it's a lot of fun and free! Another resource and a little more interactive with people is livemocha.com - you can chat converse with native speakers (who understand you're learning and want to help you learn) and also has other interesting features like reading / editing documents

[Kittery]

I purchased this book: Spanish for the School Nurse's Office

The content is helpful but I don't like the way it's formatted, it's not very intuitive, you kind of have to look in multiple places before finding what you need.

[GatezRN]

Can always use Google translate in a pinch! Wouldn't use that in an emergency, but to get a simple message across it works ok. I took an online Medical Spanish class through Utica College when finishing my degree. It was good course, but definitely not free.