Seeing that a hospital is looking for an "English translator", I want to ask what it does.

1. Responsible for hospital foreign affairs exchange activities, as an interpreter.

2. Responsible for the hospital's external publicity.

3. Be responsible for the translation and proofreading of English abstracts of papers in our college.

4. Responsible for collecting and translating foreign language materials of scientific research and papers in our college.

As for whether it is suitable for you, it depends on your personal situation.

Medical English majors have a large vocabulary and must have a certain medical foundation, otherwise the translated things may not be able to express the correct meaning.

In addition, hospitals are more professional than schools, and you will feel a sense of loss.

Hospitals are more prone to nosocomial infection than schools.