So I recently purchased Rosetta Stone software and I absolutely love it! I've only been using the software for a couple of weeks now and I understand Spanish conversations much, much, much better.
Are there any nurses here who are bilingual? Do you find it helpful in the field of nursing? I am hoping that if I can learn to be fluent in Spanish that I will be considered more valuable and hopefully get paid more.
they say that the more languages you have under your sleeve, the better your chances are to land that job.. think of learning spanish if you live in the houston area. that will surely help a lot. i've worked in a hospital in kansas before where hispanic patients would arrive and nobody had a clue as to how they would deal with them (they don't speak any English). so it is a serious benefit for you, depending on your location that is.
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they say that the more languages you have under your sleeve, the better your chances are to land that job.. think of learning spanish if you live in the houston area. that will surely help a lot. i've worked in a hospital in kansas before where hispanic patients would arrive and nobody had a clue as to how they would deal with them (they don't speak any English). so it is a serious benefit for you, depending on your location that is.