The clinical language platform
Ward rounds, history-taking, OSCE stations, patient counselling — practice the clinical conversations you actually have.
For international medical students in China, and Chinese clinicians working in English.
Start Free Practice →No credit card · 2,500+ clinical terms · 16 body systems
ClinicalMandarin is a clinical language platform for real patient interactions between Mandarin and English. It covers clinical systems with vocabulary, symptom phrases, OSCE-based history-taking prompts, doctor-patient dialogues, Pinyin, and audio pronunciation.
History-taking, symptom questions, key phrases
Chest pain, palpitations, cardiac history
Abdominal symptoms, bowel history, diet
Neuro exam, headache, stroke symptoms
Joint pain, mobility, injury assessment
Renal symptoms, urinary tract, fluid balance
Diabetes, thyroid, hormonal conditions
Rash, wound assessment, dermatology terms
Obstetric history, gynaecology, fertility
Blood, circulation, cardiovascular physiology
Body functions, reflexes, regulation
DNA, RNA, gene expression, PCR
Focus on cardiology phrases before placement, then rehearse chest pain questions with Mandarin, Pinyin, and English side by side.
Review pain assessment, medication counselling, and routine ward phrases before patient-facing communication practice.
Use the three-way layout to move from familiar characters into clinical vocabulary for respiratory symptoms and systems review.
Access beginner clinical phrases, Mandarin, Pinyin, English layout, selected body-system modules, and a basic practice flow.
Full 16 body-system access, real-time clinical assist, OSCE case workflows, history-taking prompts, symptom and diagnosis explanations, Mandarin + Pinyin + English support, audio practice, and recall review.
For universities, hospitals, and training programs. Includes cohort access, admin dashboard, custom learning tracks, institutional onboarding, usage reporting, and faculty support.
No. ClinicalMandarin is built specifically for clinical use — real patient conversations in healthcare settings, not general tourist phrases.
No. Pinyin, native audio, and structured dialogues help you start speaking from day one, even with no prior Mandarin experience.
Yes. Offline access is available in the Pro plan — ideal for hospital environments without reliable Wi-Fi.
With consistent practice, learners can start rehearsing basic patient interactions early. Progress depends on your starting level, practice frequency, and clinical communication goals.
Yes. ClinicalMandarin is designed to support healthcare training programs, universities, and hospital education teams that need structured medical Mandarin practice.
Doctors working in Mandarin-speaking environments, nurses in diverse hospitals, international medical graduates (IMGs), medical students preparing for clinical rotations and OSCEs, and allied health professionals.