Vocalize Columbus

In February 2025, Vocalize is bringing back The Community Interpreter (TCI): Medical Focus! The program will be open to speakers of ALL languages. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in becoming a medical interpreter with us!
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After this session, participants will:
1. Know how to perform professional interpreting protocols and skills for medical interpreting.
2. Be able to adhere to professional ethics and standards of practice for medical interpreters.
3. Understand the profession of community interpreting, its specializations, and how you fit into that profession.
4. Know the role and responsibilities of the community interpreter.
5. Understand cultural competence and assess if, when and how to perform cultural mediation.
6. Be able to perform in three modes of interpreting: consecutive, simultaneous and sight translation.
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Scan the QR code on this flyer or click the link in our bio to register today! We have a limited number of spots available, so seats will be offered first-come, first-serve.
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Our next Medical Interpreter Spotlight is on Zarah Belacic! She was a recipient of our Vocalize TMIO Scholarship and has interpreted for over 25 hours of patient appointments. Swipe to read why she chooses to volunteers with Vocalize as a medical interpreter!
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If you’re interested in becoming a medical interpreter and want to earn clinical volunteer hours, sign up for our TCI: Medical Focus program by scanning the QR code on our flier at the end or by clicking the link in our bio. Registration closes tonight at 11:59pm!
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UPDATE: We have a few spots left in our TCI: Medical Focus program. Our registration has been extended to MAY 2ND.
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This May 2024, Vocalize is bringing back The Community Interpreter (TCI): Medical Focus! The program will be open to speakers of ALL languages. This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in becoming a medical interpreter with us!
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After this session, participants will:
1. Know how to perform professional interpreting protocols and skills for medical interpreting.
2. Be able to adhere to professional ethics and standards of practice for medical interpreters.
3. Understand the profession of community interpreting, its specializations, and how you fit into that profession.
4. Know the role and responsibilities of the community interpreter.
5. Understand cultural competence and assess if, when and how to perform cultural mediation.
6. Be able to perform in three modes of interpreting: consecutive, simultaneous and sight translation.
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Scan the QR code on this flyer or click the link in our bio to register today! We only have a limited number of spots left, so seats will be offered first-come, first-serve.
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It’s incredible to see that we already passed our first goal of saving clinics $100,000 with our services! With over 950+ hour of interpretation done for our clinics with interprets from all over the country, we’re almost at our third goal!
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If you’re interested in contributing to our goal by interpreting with us or want to learn how to become an medical interpreter, fill out the interest form in our bio.
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