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Doctors in Lima who work in English and German

10 doctors in Lima whose working language is recorded somewhere we can point at. Listed by language: 6 in English, 4 in German. Last checked between 15 August 2026 and 24 September 2026. Each language has its own list below, so anyone who works in two appears in both.

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English-speaking doctors in Lima6

Doctor Hugo Siu

Centro Empresarial Cavenecia, Calle Emilio Cavenecia 225, oficina 402, San Isidro

SpeaksSpanishEnglish

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Dr. Fernando Mendiola PREMEDIC

(Pediatric Ophthalmology) (English) Av. Ricardo Palma 341, Room 603, Miraflores

SpeaksEnglish

On the U.S. Embassy Lima, Peru list, under BERTI NEUROSPINE. The list states the languages of each entry, and this one names English. The list is dated Last updated: September 2025.

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Dr. Rodrigo Diez Tafur Av. La Mar Av. 1263, First Floor, Miraflores

(Speaks English) 763-9500

SpeaksEnglish

On the U.S. Embassy Lima, Peru list, under PHYSICAL MEDICINE Pediatras LAMAR. The list states the languages of each entry, and this one names English. The list is dated Last updated: September 2025.

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German-speaking doctors in Lima4

Dr. Michael Hinojosa Spring

Clinica Anglo Americana, Alfredo Salazar 350, San Isidro

SpeaksGerman

The list states the languages of each entry, and this one names German.

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Dr. Oliver Halsband

Clinica Delgado Auna, Av. General Borgono, Miraflores

SpeaksGerman

The list states the languages of each entry, and this one names German.

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Dr. Vasco Valdman

Centro Medico, CORPAC, Gonzales Olaechea, 165, San isidro

SpeaksGerman

The list states the languages of each entry, and this one names German.

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Dra. Gabriele Roberth

Praxis: Miguel Dasso 134, Of.501, San Isidro

SpeaksGerman

The list states the languages of each entry, and this one names German.

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Where these came from

4 of the 10 come from a German diplomatic mission. The others come from Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (3), a United States embassy or consulate (2) and the UK Foreign Office's travel advice. Some of these are listed on the Deutsche Botschaft Lima (German Embassy Lima) list, under Info. The list is dated 11.07.2024. Facharzt fur Neurochirurgie. Dermatologie. Neurologe. Othopadie/Traumatologie, Sportmedizin. Some of these are in the medical guide Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs publishes for each country, which says for many hospitals and clinics which languages a patient can be seen in. Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, 世界の医療事情, translated and edited by The Nomad HQ. Some of these are listed on the UK FCDO's published list of medical facilities in Peru, marked as having English-speaking staff.

All 10 sit on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

If none of these fits

If none of these fits, the nearest doctors we list are in Cusco (2, 575 km away), Cuenca (12, 1040 km away) and La Paz (24, 1081 km away). Lima itself also has 55 translators, 20 lawyers, 4 schools and 3 dentists and 2 more services listed. A gap here means we have not found a source we can cite, not that nobody exists.

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Questions

How many doctors in Lima does this page list?
10. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number practising in Lima.
Which languages are recorded?
English (6), German (4). A provider can appear under more than one language.
When was this last checked?
Between 15 August 2026 and 24 September 2026. Each entry links to the source it was read on, so you can check it yourself.