Interpreting for 911
This course provides all the tools required to interpret the language used by first responders. It discusses the fundamental concepts of patient assessment, EMS protocols, and medical malpractice from an interpreter's perspective.
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Court
Interpreters
2 Units of continuing education approved by State Language Access Programs for court interpreters certified in the following states:
CA, CO, KY, MD, MO, NE, NM, NC, OH, OR, PA, TN, UT.
Medical
Interpreters
2.0 Units of continuing education approved by CEAP for CCHI-certified interpreters.
0.0 Units of continuing education approved by DSHS (WA) for certified medical interpreters
0.2 Units of continuing education approved by IMIA for NBCMI-certified interpreters.
2.0 Units of continuing education approved by Oregon Health Authority (OHA) for certified medical interpreters.
Certified
Translators
2 Units of continuing education approved by the American Translators Association (ATA) for certified translators.
What We'll Learn
Study the general, primary, and secondary assessments.
Understand the purpose behind the questions used during the assessments.
Learn about common acronyms such as AVPU, ALOC, BCAPBTLS, and GCS.
Discuss linguistic challenges and ethical issues.