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CCHI brings together different stakeholders in the medical interpreting profession and industry to ensure quality in healthcare interpreting.
Informative Community Conversations, Coffee Breaks, and other content can be found on CCHI’s YouTube channel! Check out some of our most recent videos below.
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#EquityStartsLocally Pledge
The #EquityStartsLocally pledge campaign urges hospital and health system leaders, language companies, interpreter associations, and other stakeholder groups to develop and implement strategies to strengthen language access infrastructure in the local communities to which they provide service and to invest in building community capacity for language justice.
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CCHI Book Club
🍂 Our Fall pick:
Unmasking AI: My Mission to Protect What Is Human in a World of Machines by Joy Buolamwini.Written by the visionary founder of the Algorithmic Justice League, Unmasking AI pulls back the curtain on how facial recognition and artificial intelligence absorb human bias. Blending deeply personal storytelling with urgent investigative research, Dr. Buolamwini highlights the hidden costs of automated systems on our privacy and civil rights, making it an essential, eye-opening guide as we navigate an increasingly digital world together.
📖 Reading Period:
Now – November 18
📆 Book Club Meeting:
Nov 18 at 7 PM ET
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Current Initiatives
Medical interpreters, like other members of the patient care team, encounter multiple instances of ethical and professional dilemmas during their day-to-day practice. CCHI is managing the Repository of Critical Incident Reports (CIRs) to offer a mechanism for sharing such instances in a systemic and public manner. We encourage all medical interpreters, managers of language services, and interpreter educators to submit CIRs for public review and consideration.
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National Healthcare Interpreter Registry
Search this National Registry of CCHI-certified medical interpreters and applicants who are in the process of obtaining certification. This Registry is intended for credential verification purposes. Per CCHI’s privacy policy, certificants and applicants choose if they wish to display their email address in the Registry; CCHI respects their decision.
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Disciplinary Sanctions
The information reported on the Disciplinary Sanctions page includes only cases where the applicant, candidate, or certificant received a publicly reportable sanction. CCHI reserves the right to change which types of sanctions are published on this page.
Individuals with suspensions and revocations are strictly prohibited from representing themselves as credentialed by CCHI during the period of suspension or revocation.
Please contact us with any inquiries at info@cchicertification.org.
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CCHI News Digest
2026 News Digest
2026 Spring-Summer CCHI News Digest
2025 News Digest
2024 News Digest
2023 News Digest
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Remote Interpreting Resources
We started collecting this information in the spring of 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic forced most systems to offer interpreting services in remote modalities.
If you would like to share your resource, email us at info@cchicertification.org and specify that you’d like to add a remote interpreting resource. Thank you!
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Protect Yourself from Phishing and Scams
U.S. National Cyber Awareness System: https://www.cisa.gov/uscert/ncas/current-activity
FCC’s Consumer Help (Federal Communications Commission): https://www.fcc.gov/consumers
FTC’s Consumer Information about Scams: click here
Report a scammer to FTC (Federal Trade Commission): click here
Advice from Norton: click here
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Covid-19 Pandemic Information
Though the Covid-19 pandemic situation has greatly evolved since its onset, we have kept these collected resources available as they may be helpful to you.
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Information for Interpreters Seeking Certification
Learn how certification can benefit your career in medical interpreting. First, read CCHI Candidate’s Examination Handbook.
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Certified Healthcare Interpreters
CCHI counts over 5,300 certified healthcare interpreters across the U.S. Keep up to date with certification news and stay connected.
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Healthcare Administrators
Learn about medical interpreting standards and certification.
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LSCs and Educators
Learn how medical interpreter certification benefits language services companies and trainers alike.