Medical interpreters often find themselves at the center of complex conversations, where accuracy alone isn’t enough. Ethical reasoning, situational awareness, and sound decision-making are just as essential to navigating the gray areas of patient-provider communication. In this post, we’ll explore three foundational tools every interpreter should know: the Four Pillars of Medical Ethics, the Demand-Control
Want to sharpen your interpreting skills fast? In this post, we’ll walk through a high-impact Mini-Sprint to help you practice the same modes tested by NBCMI and/or CCHI: consecutive, simultaneous, and sight translation. Let’s go!
Video Blogpost 1. Become familiar with the structure of the exam A significant part of knowing how to prepare for an exam is knowing what you will be tested on. Fortunately, NBCMI and CCHI have two fantastic resources known as Candidate Handbooks, where you can view the exam structure, topic areas, grading criteria, and what
People are clamoring for advice on just how to prepare for the NBCMI and CCHI oral exams, so we’ve decided to put together this article comparing and contrasting the two oral exams, as well as how to prepare for them.
If you find yourself asking, “I have my medical interpretation certificate of training, now what?” this post is for you! It’s a situation many aspiring interpreters find themselves in, and you’re not alone.
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