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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Dear 1K followers...
THANK YOU SO MUCH !
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I'm sharing about a checklist that serves as a roadmap for your journey towards becoming a certified medical interpreter. It offers a simplified list of steps to help you navigate the certification process.
DOWNLOAD THE CHECKLIST:
linktr.ee/interpretingsimplified
WATCH MEDICAL INTERPRETER PLAYLIST:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list...
Enjoy.π
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HOW TO PREPARE YOURSELF FOR THE FIRST DAY AS A MEDICAL INTERPRETER?
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βΆοΈ WHAT IS THE SOURCE LANGUAGE AND THE TARGET LANGUAGE?
#medicalinterpreter #certification #career #interpreter
WHATCH THIS VIDEO TO FIND OUT π: https://youtu.be/inqfjVMOmxA
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I want to express my deepest gratitude for the incredible milestone we've achieved together β 500 subscribers on our YouTube channel. Your unwavering support and engagement mean the world to us, and we couldn't have reached this milestone without each and every one of you.
With your continued support, we look forward to expanding our content and covering even more topics relevant to the field of medical interpretation.
Please don't hesitate to share your feedback and suggestions with us; your input is invaluable as we strive to create content that meets your needs and expectations. Together, we can make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients and healthcare professionals.
Once again, thank you for being a part of our Interpreting Simplified Youtube Community.
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Which organization are you going to choose to get certified?
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Hello friends!!!!
π¬ "Language is the key to understanding the world.π "Calling all language lovers to unveil the power of communication in these 4 unforgettable MOVIES.
Save this post for your movie night! πΏπ¬ #MovieNight #InterpreterPicks #interpreters #medicalinterpreters #interpretingsimplified
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Hello interpreters,
HERE IS 3 THINGS TO KEEP IN YOUR BANK!!!!
π‘ 1. FIND A GOOD POSITION IN THE ROOM:
When you walk into a room make sure you position yourself well. Make sure you're standing in a place in the room where you can hear all the parties clearly. Make sure that you can hear the providers, hear the patients, family members, or anyone else who is joining the conversation. Also, make sure that you're not hovering over anybody or that you're not in a place where you're taking over the room either. It will all depend on the size of the room, but normally you are able to find a good spot. Feel free to say, βI'm going to stand over here because this way Iβll be able to hear everyoneβ or β...this way I'm not in the wayβ, whatever you want to explain abt why youβre positioning yourself in that part of the room. Find a good position for optimum accuracy.
π‘2. BE CONFIDENT:
It's important to be confident so that you can control the room. Basically you're controlling the pace of the conversation, in that if the provider is speaking too quickly, you're confident enough to ask them to please slow down so that you don't miss anything. If the provider or the patient, or a family member are speaking too softly, then you have the confidence to ask them to please speak up so that you can hear everything they are saying. You also need confidence to be able to ask for clarification when people are not speaking clearly enough for you to understand what they're saying, and also confident enough to ask somebody to repeat something because you didn't catch it the first time. Be confident enough to know that you're the expert in the room so that you don't get nervous and forget what you know you know.
π‘3. TAKE NOTES:
Taking notes is helpful when done correctly but it can be a double-edged sword. When you are taking notes make sure that you're only jotting down key words, key phrases, hints, or clues that will help you remember what was said. Taking notes is particularly helpful when you're dealing with lists, dates, numbers, descriptions, addresses, etc. Avoid writing down whole sentences or paragraphs because you may miss what is being said while you write. Always bring a notepad to write with in case you need it.
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#medicalinterpreter #spanishinterpreter
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π Lost in Translation? Know the Difference! π
π Translators and interpreters both play crucial roles in bridging language barriers, but they have distinct responsibilities! Here's the lowdown:
ποΈ Translators are the wordsmiths of the written word. They meticulously convert written content from one language to another while preserving the original message's essence, style, and cultural nuances. Think books, websites, articles β they've got it covered! ππ
π£οΈ On the other hand, interpreters are the superheroes of spoken communication. They work in real-time, facilitating smooth conversations between people who speak different languages. From conferences to medical appointments, they're the rapid thinkers who ensure nothing gets lost in translation! π€π
Remember, both translators and interpreters are language experts who help us connect and understand each other's worlds. Whether it's through the written word or spoken dialogue, they're the key to breaking down language barriers! ππ¨οΈ #LanguageHeroes #TranslationVsInterpretation #BridgingTheGap
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βββWhere do I find the 40-hour course that I need to take? That is a very popular question!
β‘οΈ If you want to become a #certifiedmedicalinterpreter , the 40-hour course is one of the prerequisites on your checklist (by the way, next month I'm launching a simple and straightforward checklist for my followers to help in the certification process). At the #CCHI and #NBCMI websites, you can find a list of recommended courses.
If you go to either CCHI or NBCMI when you decide who you're going to get certified with, those websites have a list of approved 40-hour courses that you can take.
You can choose any one of those, and it should be fine.
π΄ P.S.: I went for the cheapest one because I didn't know anything back then, and it worked. However, they offer different options and programs. Just choose the one that works best for you!!!π
If you need ASSISTANCE for YOUR JOURNEY to become a medical interpreter, check the link in the BIO and book your appointment!
"The footprints of our predecessors act as a compass, guiding us through uncharted territories with the wisdom of their journeys."
#interpreter #healthcarecareer #40hourcourse #medicalinterpreter
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Welcome to Interpreting Simplified. A channel with content for Future and Current Medical Interpreters.
Hi, Iβm Jeannette.
I am an experienced NBCMI certified Spanish medical interpreter; I have been working in the medical and healthcare sector since 2014. Working as a medical interpreter has brought me a lot of satisfaction and joy and I truly feel that I am fulfilling my professional calling. So now, I want to impart my enthusiasm and knowledge to others.
Come back for weekly videos with tips, vocabulary, and more for medical/health Interpreters.
Enjoy π!!
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Have you ever considered becoming a medical interpreter? Why not?! π
DISCLAIMER: The information provided here does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available on this channel and video are for general informational purposes only.