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If you had a nurse who was not registered in your jurisdiction and thus could not have patient contact, how would you interact with them? Preferably paediatric nursing but general ward is fine. I am English teacher and wish to put some real content i...

To JustBeachyNurse, Only rude when you started it. I asked nicely many time. Getting hold of nursing text in English- how do I do that please for free- I am not paid enough for that? There is very little of that in Japan. Apparently someone listed s...

Is English (technical) teacher a strange job description? I am not going to US or Canada probably ever- nothing I wrote indicated that I was. I have nothing to do with the hospital that is sending him overseas. I work for him alone so I am not in th...

People are missing that requested dialogue is only for teaching purposes only- it is not a script for him to any way use in practice. So you are saying you don't know what you say to student nurses or anyone else that is a legitimate shadow so I'll ...

Fortunately the Japanese nurse can speak a few more words than five- probably a few thousand. Also most global technical medical English terms are the same in Japanese like one in Latin. Its his listening ability that pretty bad. If I speak at a n...

I will avoid Georgia because they have sarcastic arrogant nurses- nursing is not your thing because you think you know everyone's job and yet can't ask intelligent questions- not one person asked me to re-express, explain or say me original OP a diff...

An interpreter is a type of translator who travels with someone to translate verbally as they go- most can translate to written words.

I could say that about many of the replies- they are are non-English as first language replies. You try your best to not understand.

I agree that he needs a medical translator and maybe that will be arranged for him (something that I can't do) but in the meantime I some content for the lessons that he is paying to teach him- I was hoping you could help get in the ballpark.

The answer to that question is that I was attached to a nurse high school in Japan to teach English. I was forced out after one term but I was trying hard to find relevant content at that time.

Yes- specific dialogue but you could just write down something you told your student nurse or new hireling.

So just answer follow this scenario and answer this question to the best of your ability- You are a nurse working in a hospital- preferably pediatrics. A foreign country nurse has pre-arranged with the head nurse to shadow you as you work. What do yo...

Not a translator- just a technical English teacher- I am teaching only speaking and listening as he wants. He needs to be able understand what whoever is leading around the hospital otherwise he probably won't learn much. I am running out of content ...

That first statement is a reply is a response to someone who asked is he ESL- I said yes. He did not ask Are you ESL? Is there a big difference between learning from a nurse and learning as a nurse from a nurse? If I was a nurse -it would be extrem...

Thank you for much more relevant reply. Apparently the extra detail that was requested was confusing (and mainly irrelevant) but accurate. You are wrong- I am an English teacher who is being paid a low wage, not a nurse- the country is Canada. Engl...

Why? If a nurse say coming from overseas for a conference wants to see your work in your hospital ( say its known for good for treating burns). How would show your work? Describe how you say to take them around- simple as that.

The trip is pre-agreed with much higher ups like the head doctor- its a party of 4 with 3 doctors visiting including the head of anesthesia. So you tell your boss that you think your job is a joke.

He is shadowing a RN to learn nursing.

Thank you for your reply. Yes it is English as second language. He is there for a visit for a few days to learn from a nurse's experience. I am looking for dialogue/ monologue that you have said or think you'd say. I am sorry I forgot to write you i...

Hi I am teaching English to a Japanese paediatric ICU qualified nurse who is visiting Toronto for 9 days of which 2 are professional. One day will be shadowing a nurse on the ward and the other day with one of paediatrics or cardiovascular or diabeti...

Can you suggest a sample interaction so I do a few of my own. The hospital is Saitama Children's Medical Centre which is a government hospital.

Here is CARE full nonhelpful reply: Hello again. We are funded by the Ontario government to work with IENs who become members of our bridge training program, so there's not too much enhanced material we can offer until that relationship exists. I as...

He confirmed today that the hospital is paying for his trip, hotel stay and transportation. He had trouble with questions similar to contained in English for nursing/nurses - Common nursing vocabulary 1 - Vocabulary training test although he was ve...

IEN is no longer run by CPAC rather CARE runs it- any suggestion as who to contact in CARE. Our Staff - CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses

I'd assume so. I said semi-informal as it doesn't fit into a standard form.