In this webinar, Dina Rashad shares interpretation best experiences in light of theories vs practices. Approved CEUs: 1.5 CE Utah Courts, 0.15 CEU IMIA/NBCMI, 1.5 CE CEAP/CCHI.
This free webinar will cover an overview of the two nationally recognized certification bodies for medical interpreters: The National Board of Certification for Medical Interpreters (NBCMI) and the Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI).
UTIA will host an ATA exam in Salt Lake City, Utah in the fall of 2020. As always, candidates are encouraged to arrive 30 minutes early. If you want to become certified by the ATA, visit ATA’s website to register. ATA Exam When: September 12, 2020 Where: LDS Hospital Registration: https://www.atanet.org/certification/upcoming_exam_sittings.php Description Candidate must be … ATA Test in Salt Lake City: September 2020Read More »
In this webinar participants will review the phases of consecutive interpreting, the process of note-taking, and what works and hasn’t worked for them, in an interactive environment.
Virtual networking event celebrating Interpreter Appreciation Day.
Join us for an open video chat to catch up and network with other UTIA members and friends. No sales allowed. … UTIA Virtual Coffee Break—May 1, 2020Read More »
Event Phone: +1 301 715 8592
Join UTIA members and friends to network and help combat “social distancing” with some virtual social closeness. … UTIA Virtual Coffee Break [April 17, 2020]Read More »
Network with translation & localization professionals and learn how Machine Translation is Transforming the Future About this Event Networking Mix and mingle with localization managers, engineers, and translators from local software companies, non-profits, multi-level marketing firms, LSPs, educational institutions, and other organizations. This event is jointly organized by Silicon Slopes Localization, Women in Localization Utah Chapter, and … How Machine Translation is Transforming the FutureRead More »
Incidents of stroke are commonly encountered by interpreters. Attendees will be able to name and distinguish the different kinds of stroke, they will learn specialized terminology associated with stroke-related assignments, and will be able to list 6 main difficulties speech therapy targets, and how to adapt their interpreting style when working with a speech therapist.
