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Interpreting Industry Conferences

  • NATI 19th Annual Regional Conference

    When: July 27-38, 2018
    Where: Omaha, NE

    Who: Nebraska Association for Translators & Interpreters

    How to register: click here

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: CCHI accredits the following sessions for 18.75 CE hours (performance-based sessions are noted as PB); keep in mind that some sessions are concurrent:

    1.       Using T&I to Serve the Community (0.75 CE)
    2.       Transcription and Translation (0.75 CE)
    3.       Three Modes of Medical Interpretation (0.75 CE)
    4.       Self-Care and Resilience. Parts 1 & 2 (1.5 CE)
    5.       Introduction to Simultaneous Interpreting (0.75 PB CE)
    6.       Interpreting for Palliative Care in Pediatrics (0.75 CE)
    7.       Keynote: Interpretation Careers (1 CE hr)
    8.       The Ethical Professional, Parts 1&2 (1.5 CE)
    9.       Medical Catheters (0.75 CE)
    10.   Note Taking for Long Consecutive Segments (0.75 PB CE)
    11.   Self-Study Techniques for Consecutive Interpreting (0.75 PB CE)
    12.   Interpreting within Mental Health Settings (0.75 CE)
    13.   Panel: The Code of Ethics Across the Interpreting Profession (1 CE hr)
    14.   Healthcare Interpreter’s Career Path (0.75 CE)
    15.   Ethical Challenges: Political, Cultural and Situational (0.75 CE)
    16.   Professional Competencies for Interpreters from Languages of Limited Diffusion (0.75 CE)
    17.   Keynote: Social Media for Language Professionals (0.75 CE)
    18.   Advanced Simultaneous Interpreting (0.75 PB CE)
    19.   Community Interpreting Ethics (0.75 CE)
    20.   Advocacy in Medical Interpreting (0.75 CE)
    21. No One Left Behind (1 CE hr)

  • "Autism & Diversity" and "Difficult Situations" Workshops

    When: August 18, 2018
    Where: Charleston, SC

    Who: MUSC Health Medical Interpreter Training Center

    How to register: click here

  • OHCIA 6th Annual Conference

    When: August 25, 2018
    Where: Portland, OR

    Who: OHCIA (Oregon Health Care Interpreter Association)

    How to register: http://ohcia.org/2018/

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: CCHI accredits the following sessions (performance-based sessions are noted as PB); keep in mind that some sessions are concurrent:

    1. Interpreting for Palliative Care in Pediatrics
    2. Training Dental Interpreters – A team approach
    3. Developing Memory Skills for Health Care Interpreting (PB)
    4. Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Training
    5. Infection Control
    6. Accent Modification for Interpreters (PB)
    7. Interpreting Oregon Workers Compensation
    8. Sight translating intake forms (PB)

  • Advanced Medical Interpreting (ASL) Workshop

    When: August 25-26, 2018
    Where: Birmingham, AL

    How to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/advanced-medical-interpreting-2-day-workshop-16-ceus-tickets-47136901742

  • OSTI 2018 conference

    When: September 8-9, 2018
    Where: Milwaukie, OR

    Who: OSTI (Oregon Society of Translators and Interpreters)

    How to register: http://ostiweb.org/conference-2018/

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: CCHI accredits the following sessions; keep in mind that some sessions are concurrent (performance-based CEs are indicated as PB):

    1) Keynote by Daniel Tamayo (1 CE hr)
    2) Heidi Schmalz – Drop that Dictionary! (1.25 CE hr)
    3) Daniel Tamayo – Written Translation (1.25 PB CE hr)
    4) Allison deFreese – The Untranslatable (1.25 CE hr)
    5) Christina Healy – Exploring complexities of ethics in action (1.25 CE hr)
    6) Felicity Ratway – Interpreting and Advocacy (1.25 CE hr)
    7) Daniel Tamayo – Sight translation & Simultaneous interpretation (In Spanish) (1.25 PB CE hr)
    8) L. Suarez – Weaving Latinx and Trauma-Informed Mental Health Treatment (1.25 CE hr)

    9) Workshop on 9/9/18: Judit Marin – Chemical Dependency (3 CE hrs total, incl. 1.5 PB CE hrs)

  • TAPIT 2018 Annual Conference

    When: September 14-16, 2018
    Where: Nashville, TN

    Who: TAPIT

    How to register: https://www.tapit.org/annual-conference-info/

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: TBD

  • Medical Interpreting with Trix Bruce (for ASL only)

    When: September 14-15
    Where: Charleston, SC

    Who: MUSC Health Medical Interpreter Training Center

    How to register: click here

  • 12th Annual TAHIT Symposium

    When: September 21-22, 2018
    Where: San Antonio, TX

    Who: TAHIT (Texas Association of Healthcare Interpreters & Translators)

    How to register: http://www.tahit.us/symposium

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: CCHI accredits the following sessions; keep in mind that some sessions are concurrent:

    1. Bedside Shift Hand off Report with Interpreters
    2. Tips and Tools to Enhance Your Performance as a Remote Interpreter
    3. Now you see me, now you don’t.  HRI the next frontier.
    4. Language Access Plans and Section 1557 of the ACA
    5. The Technologies of Video Interpretation
    6. Beyond Language, Words, and Meaning
    7. BEI Medical Interpreter Certification
    8. Interpreter Certification Update: National Task Force on EtoE Performance Exam for LLD Interpreters
    9. Implications of Team Interpreting in the Healthcare Environment
    10. Spoken Language Interpretation Tools for Geriatric Patients with Hearing Loss
    11. Advocacy: Qualified Interpreters for People who are Deaf
    12. ER Triage to Discharge: OMG They Can’t Hear!
    13. Vicarious Trauma, Self-Care, and Demand-Control Schema: What do they have in common?
    14. Vicarious Trauma and Professional Interpreters
    15. Best Practice: Working with Deaf Individuals in Medical Settings
    16. A Proposed Protocol for Volunteer Interpreters during Disaster Relief Efforts
    17. The Art of Advocacy for Interpreters in Health Care
    18. Brain Power and Emotional Fitness for Interpreters and Translators
    19. Expresiones y términos contrastantes en la traducción inglés-español (Contrasting Expressions and Terms in English-Spanish Translation)
    20. Tips for Medical Interpreters to Best Navigate Low Health Literacy
    21. A Study in Ethics
    22. Is it a good idea to have a stationed interpreter?
    23. Translate It Well and They Will Come: Responsibilities of the healthcare translator in ensuring patient comprehension
    24. Certified Community Health Workers (CHW) as Interpreters…An Evolving Trend for Health Care Systems
    25. Selling Language Access to the Executive Suite
    26. Court Is Back in Session: Advanced Ethical Decision-making for Healthcare Interpreters Part II
    27. Strategic Partnership between Academia and Industry: Evaluation Based on Best Industry Standards and Best Practice
    28. Let’s talk about your resume!

  • ATI 2018 Conference

    When: September 29, 2018
    Where: Phoenix, AZ

    Who: Arizona Translators & Interpreters

    How to register: https://atiinc.org/event/2018-ati-annual-conference/

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: TBD

  • Intro to Medicine for Interpreters (3 parts)

    When: September 29, November 03, December 01, 2018
    Where: Charleston, SC

    Who: MUSC Health Medical Interpreter Training Center

    How to register: click here

  • WASCLA 2018 Summit

    When: October 19, 2018
    Where: Lacey, WA

    Who: Washington State Coalition for Language Access

    How to register: https://www.wascla.org/

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: TBD

  • ATA 59th Annual Conference

    When: October 24-27, 2018
    Where: New Orleans, LA

    Who: ATA (American Translators Association)

    How to register: http://www.atanet.org/conf/2018/

    How many CE hours accredited by CCHI: TBD

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