Bilingual medical and dental jobs. Your second language is a skill.
Practices need staff who can talk with patients in their own language. Every listing shows which language it needs, whether it's required or preferred, and any bilingual pay.
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Questions about bilingual jobs
What is a bilingual healthcare job?
A job where you use English and another language with patients, such as a Spanish-speaking medical assistant, a Korean-speaking front desk coordinator or a medical interpreter. Each listing says which language is needed and whether it's required or preferred.
Do bilingual medical assistants and receptionists get paid more?
Some practices pay a bilingual differential, often a set amount extra per hour. When a practice offers one, we show it next to the pay range.
Do I need a certificate to prove I'm bilingual?
Usually not for front desk and medical assistant roles; practices may test your conversation skills in the interview. Medical interpreter roles typically ask for interpreter training and often certification (CCHI or NBCMI).
Can I apply in Spanish?
Yes. Our application is available in Spanish and our recruiters speak Spanish.