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Upcoming CCHI Webinars
HCIN Webinar
Critical Thinking and Code of Ethics Application
When: January 11, 2024 at 2:00 pm ET/ 1:00 pm CT/ 12:00 pm MT/ 11:00 am PT
Cost: Free to attend, $20 for CE certificate
Language: English
Presenter: Fabiola Munafo
Accredited for 1.5 CE hours, CEAP ID #10333 (Please note: a fee of $20 will be assessed for the CE attendance certificate.)
Registration for this webinar is currently FULL. Thank you to all who have registered!
COEs (Codes of Ethics) are sets of guiding principles that intend to help individuals in their decision-making process when encountering dilemmas or choosing best practices. Although COEs are typically supplemented by SOPs (Standards of Practice), they don’t provide guidance on all situations an individual might encounter or consider the context in which these situations occur. Interpreters often face this dilemma, where they need help finding specific advice for the problems they encounter or feel like contributing factors add a layer of complexity to the decision-making process. This webinar will explain how interpreters can use critical thinking to overcome these challenges.
Certificate note: This webinar is curated by HCIN Learn, which is responsible for issuing certificates. There is a $20 fee to process the certificate (if you do not need the CEUs, do not pay the fee). Instructions will be provided during the webinar, and invitations will be sent after the event, to participants who attend the entire webinar.
Presenter
Fabiola Munafo is Manager of Language Access Services at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. She completed graduate courses for a Master’s degree in English as a Second Language at the University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus. In 2012, she obtained her legal certification from the State of Ohio Supreme Court. She obtained her CCHI certification in 2017, and earned a Master’s in Health Administration in August of 2018. She obtained her Ph. D in Business in 2023. Fabiola is one of NCIHC’s directors and a member of their National Standards of Practice workgroup.
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Technical Requirements
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Reasonable Accommodation for CCHI webinars
If you require an ADA accommodation, please contact CCHI staff at info@cchicertification.org. We must receive your request for an accommodation no later than two weeks prior to the date of the live webinar. For those who request an accommodation after that date, every effort will be made to provide a reasonable accommodation; however, we may not be able to do so given potential time constraints.
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Certificate of Attendance
CCHI CE Webinars only: Unless otherwise indicated (see description above), attendees will receive a certificate of attendance within 14 days via email. The body of the message is the certificate (i.e. no attachments are sent); please save it as a PDF file in order to upload to your certification renewal application. The email will come from the “info@cchicertification.org” address, please make sure it is not marked as ‘spam’ by your email provider.
You must connect to the webinar online, via computer (NOT just by the phone) and participate in all the activities as instructed by the presenter during the webinar, in order to receive a certificate of attendance.
CCHI does not issue certificates of attendance for informational or promotional webinars, e.g. on how to renew certification, because such webinars do not qualify as continuing education (CE).
CCHI does not issue certificates of attendance for webinars presented by other organizations.