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I’ve been an interpreter for a long period of time but can’t document 40 hours of healthcare interpreter training. Can I apply to take CCHI’s examinations?

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I’ve been an interpreter for a long period of time but can’t document 40 hours of healthcare interpreter training. Can I apply to take CCHI’s examinations?

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At this point, the answer is no. Healthcare interpreting requires knowledge of specific content that is primarily learned through courses and/or on the job training. In order to be sure that healthcare interpreters have this knowledge, we believe that all healthcare interpreters should have introductory training before entering the field. This training can take multiple forms (see answer to Q.5 above).

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