Medical Interpreter Testing and Training

Language Proficiency

There is a misconception that simply because an individual speaks a different language, they are thus able to provide adequate interpreting and/or translation, and most often the parties lack the skills to judge the quality of the interpretation/translation. Establishing a consistent set of interpreter standards of practice by which interpreting services may be measured is important for patient health care services delivery. These standards may also be used for a variety of purposes, including training, job descriptions, and performance evaluation.

Medical Interpreter Training

Trained professionals who are bilingual and bicultural and have many years of experience as medical interpreters will assure the quality of the course.  In addition, these instructors are experienced in cultural competence as well as knowledge of the healthcare system and will deliver the training from two perspectives: interpreting in health care ethical principles and national standard interpreting protocols.


Contact us to discuss a customized plan for your health care organization and get your bilingual staff on the right track to becoming certified health care interpreters!