Health care providers must be able to advocate for justice and good health outcomes for northern Kentucky’s growing, diverse Hispanic population. Increase your language skills and cultural sensitivity to deepen your impact as a caretaker and affect positive change for communities that struggle with health care access.
Hispanic Culture
Spanish Medical Terminology
Patient Advocacy
Please note: Because communication is a key element in health care, students who do not have a Spanish language background must first complete the Start Speaking Spanish micro-credential. Alternately, the student may test into SPI 102 or higher; this will result in academic credit for courses that were completed by testing.
All courses are offered face-to-face. CHP 322 is also offered online.
