Healthcare Communication
English courses for nursing and healthcare professionals
Program Overview
Short, focused courses that help internationally educated nurses and healthcare professionals build American-English pronunciation, clinical vocabulary, and patient-centered communication for safe, confident work in U.S. clinical settings.
Workplace-focused practice including role-plays, handoffs, and mini-simulations, plus individualized instructor feedback so learners can apply new skills immediately on the job.
Who should take these courses
- Nursing students or those preparing to enter nursing school
- Newly licensed nurses seeking stronger communication skills
- Internationally educated nurses preparing for clinical placements
- Practicing nurses who want to enhance clarity in spoken and written communication with patients and care teams
- Learners with upper-intermediate English proficiency (CEFR B2 or equivalent)
What you'll gain
- Clearer pronunciation and phrasing for patient safety and comprehension
- Structured handoff language (SBAR) and concise documentation phrases
- Confident patient interviews, teach-back, and interprofessional communication
- Practical clinical vocabulary and strategies to manage misunderstandings
All Healthcare Communication Courses
Essential English Skills for Nurses
Pronunciation, clinical vocabulary, SBAR handoffs, and role-play simulations for safer patient care.
Mastering Communication Skills for International Nurses
This course focuses on the academic and professional communication skills essential for nursing including listening with clarity and care, reading with purpose, and writing with impact.
Working in the U.S. Healthcare System
System orientation, documentation, evidence-based practice, and job-readiness for international nurses.
How the process works