Medical Spanish for nurses & clinicians
Practice real patient conversations in the Latin American Spanish your patients actually speak. Written for your role — nurse, physician, EMT, pharmacist or medical assistant.
Three scenarios free · one payment for everything · no subscriptionReal patient conversations
40 branching scenarios across five roles: ER triage, vital signs, pain assessment, medication side effects, geriatric falls, pediatrics, mental health and more. Your choices matter the way they do on the floor — in the fall assessment, the right move is not to stand the patient up until you know it is not a hip fracture.
Spanish as your patients speak it
Every line is written in natural Latin American Spanish — Mexican first, with Caribbean and Colombian voices too — and played back with natural-sounding audio. You hear “me duele feo”, not textbook Castilian. Grammar and vocabulary notes appear at the moment you meet them.
Works where you work
All scenarios, audio, phrases, flashcards and progress live on your phone. Practicing needs no connection — on the ward, in the ambulance, in a basement. Only two things use the network: the optional pronunciation check, which uses your phone's speech recognizer, and buying the upgrade.
A scenario, start to finish
What's free, what's not
Three scenarios for your role, with every feature: audio, grammar notes, flashcards, quiz, quick phrases and progress tracking. No account, no time limit.
Unlocks all 40 scenarios — and every scenario added later, at no extra cost. One purchase through Google Play. No subscription, no renewal.
Questions
Something wrong in a scenario?
Write to us — a mistake in a dialogue, a recording that sounds off, a bug. Inside the app, Settings → Report a problem fills in your app version and device for you.
MedLingo is a language-learning tool for healthcare professionals. It is not a medical interpreter and must not be used for real-time clinical communication. Always use a qualified interpreter for patient care. All learning data stays on your device. MedLingo is published by LeakShield Technologies LLC.