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Your pathway to medical practice in Germany/Austria/Switzerland

 

Specialized German courses for medical professionals – from patient history taking to advanced clinical communication.

 

Prepare yourself professionally to communicate confidently with patients and colleagues in the healthcare system of German-speaking countries.

 

General Features: 

 

  • 30 hours of live instruction per course (15 live online sessions of 2 hours each).
  • Recordings of all sessions.
  • Certificate of participation.
  • Based on "Menschen im Beruf - Medizin" (Hueber)
  • Instructors with extensive experience teaching Medical German.
  • Small groups (max. 12 participants).
  • Requirement: Minimum German level B2 completed.

Why Medical German?

 

Your Advantages 

 

  • Improve your career prospects as a physician in German-speaking countries.

  • Develop linguistic competencies in the medical field in German.

  • Communicate professionally with patients, their families, and colleagues.

  • Practice with typical scenarios from daily clinical practice.

  • Conduct medical reports, admission interviews, and ward round situations.

  • Learn medical terminology systematically.

  • Understand the cultural specifics of the healthcare system in German-speaking countries.

     

     

Requirements Section

 

This is NOT a general German course.

 

To participate in our Medical German B2/C1 courses, you need at least a solid B2 level. 

 

Don't have B2 level yet? Check out our general German courses A1-B2 before enrolling in Medical German.

Our Course Offer

Module 1 - Patient Communication


You will learn to:

 

  • Conduct structured patient histories.

  • Lead admission interviews.

  • Communicate in emergency situations.

  • Give instructions for physical examinations.

  • Talk with patients about pain.

  • Conduct pediatric consultations.
     

Module 2 - Clinical Communication and Documentation


You will learn to:

 

  • Conduct ward rounds.
  • Master daily ward routines.
  • Handle night shift situations.
  • Write medical reports correctly.
  • Structure informed consent conversations.
  • Communicate about medication.

 

Module 3 - Difficult Conversation Situations


You will learn to:

 

  • Conduct complex patient histories.
  • Communicate in the operating room.
  • Discuss complications.
  • Conduct conversations with patients with addictions.
  • Practice cultural sensitivity in medical care.
  • Understand the healthcare system of German-speaking countries.
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