Academic Medical English is the connecting fabric of modern medical research, education and clinical practice. This type of Medical English uses specialised vocabulary, advanced grammar and formal communication rules that differ from general English. Learning this specific skill set is vital for explaining complex scientific ideas with clarity and precision, a challenge even for many native speakers.
A strong command of Academic Medical English is very important if you want to:
read and understand original research papers
get published in leading international journals
present at international conferences
study medicine abroad.
My PhD in Pharmaceutical sciences gives me a deep understanding of the world of academic medicine, while my expertise in language teaching equips me with a solid pedagogical framework. By combining both, I offer targeted Academic Medical English coaching that delivers real results.
Whether you are preparing to study medicine abroad, publish your research, or present at an international conference, my 1:1 intensive workshops are designed to help you achieve your specific goals.
Explore the workshops below and book a free 30-minutes trial session or contact me directly to discuss your specific objectives.
Medical texts are difficult for everyone. They use very technical language, complex ideas, and are very long. Even native English speakers find them challenging. For non-native speakers, it is even harder.
But reading these texts does not have to be a struggle. I can show you how to:
read faster by understanding standard medical paper structures
save time by using skimming and scanning techniques for reading
understand complex passages better by learning to see how ideas are connected
find answers quickly by identifying key information in text and data.
guess the meaning by reading between the lines.
Whether you are working on a research paper or thesis (dissertation), documenting clinical cases or preparing for career-critical language exams like the OET or Academic IELTS, strong academic writing is essential.
To succeed, you need to know how to structure your work and write clearly. This is exactly where I can help you learn to:
organise effectively using standard formats like IMRaD, PRISMA, or exam-specific essay templates
build persuasive, evidence-based arguments that are logical and compelling
adapt your tone for different readers, from patients and clinicians to examiners
use precise academic language with formal grammar and the right terminology.
If you are presenting at an international conference, I will help you speak clearly and with confidence. We will work together to:
improve your slides: make them look professional and easy to understand
practice your speaking: work on your pronunciation, speed, and tone of voice
prepare for questions: get ready to give clear and short answers after your talk.
Improve your vocabulary and other language skills with engaging lessons based on medical news and stories. New resources are published regularly, so you always have something fresh to learn. Study at your own pace, anytime and anywhere.
Practise your speaking skills in a supportive group setting. Choose from a variety of clubs for like-minded learners pursuing similar goals, or start your own group with friends or colleagues.