For iPhone users
For Android users
All our workshops are intended to advance your knowledge of medical terminology, acronyms, and phrases.Our Core Medical Interpreter Training (CMIT) graduates receive a one-time 20% discount. Email us at elearning@nichc.org
Click the REGISTER HERE link below:
This workshop is intended to update Medical Interpreters with the latest peer-reviewed research evidence using nutritional principles to significantly improve, and in some cases, reverse the onset and progression of diabetes.
Participants will learn the facts, figures, and available options for people to make informed decisions on nutrition and lifestyle.
Core Medical Interpreter TrainingTM (CMITTM)
Culinary Health Fund
The Core Medical Interpreter Training (CMIT) eLearn is designed to be taken by students in a blended (classroom + online) education model. Please consult with your instructor about the distribution of lessons, or email us at elearning@nichc.org
Welcome to the Cert+, the preparation course for the National Certification examination with the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI).Sight translation is a challenging, yet widely used mode of interpreting
in medical/healthcare settings. Sight translating entails a set of
skills that need to be developed separately from other modes of
interpreting.
This workshop will help you improve the skills involved in sight
translation using real scenarios.
Interpreting in consecutive mode is a challenge for many interpreters. This workshop will help you improve your memory skills and consecutive technique using real scenarios and audio recording to assess and improve your performance.
This workshop is intended to help medical interpreters acquire the basic concepts, evaluation, and organ transplant options for LEP patients. The workshop includes practice scenarios in consecutive and simultaneous interpreting, sight translation, with emphasis on the most frequent medications for organ transplant patients.
Asthma, is one of the most common chronic diseases in the United States affecting children and adults. Interpreters are constantly exposed to interpreting for asthma patients and their families. This workshop provides pertinent information on the causes of asthma, treatment plans, medications, and common interpreting scenarios.
This workshop is intended to update Medical Interpreters on Diabetes types, its causes, figures and facts, and learn how to handle a medical encounter that involves this chronic disease.
Participants will learn the specific characteristics of practicing in advanced settings and will be equipped with techniques, terminology, and strategies to reach the next level in their profession, and maintain the integrity of Professional Standards of Practice.
This workshop is intended to help medical interpreters
acquire the basic concepts, causes, and management of Kidney failure for LEP
patients, practice diagnosis and management scenarios, and learn some of
the most frequent medications used to treat this disease.
This workshop is intended to help medical interpreters acquire the basic concepts, evaluation, and organ transplant options for LEP patients. The workshop includes practice scenarios in consecutive and simultaneous interpreting, sight translation, with emphasis on the most frequent medications for organ transplant patients.
This course is designed to be taken by healthcare professional that have a basic level of Spanish.
The healthcare professionals will receive an introduction to the culture and basic aspects of Spanish-speaking populations, learn the linguistic equivalents of anatomical structures and physiological functions, as well as simple instructions to interact with patients and family members during medical encounters.
Please email us for more information at elearning@nichc.org
This course is designed to be taken by students or professionals interested in learning more about the principles of health literacy applied to nutrition.
The students will receive an introduction to health literacy and its impact on people's nutrition, health status, and general well-being when exposed to the Standard American Diet, or westernized diets.
Please email us for more information at elearning@nichc.org
Language and culture are factors that have been proved to affect the interaction between patients and health care providers, causing disparities such as less access to care, more hospital readmissions, longer hospital stays, and poorer health outcomes (Flores, 2006).
How ...
Read the rest of this topic