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Interpreter Program (Non-UCLA Employees)
The Interpreter Training Program is designed to provide multilingual individuals with the means to develop adequate skills to be able to interpret between healthcare providers and patients. This program provides the means to bridge the communication gap and provides students the opportunity to have direct interaction with patients and physicians. For more information please contact our office at (310)-267-8001 or send an email to interpreters@mednet.ucla.edu
EVIP - Employee Volunteer Interpreter Program
The purpose of the Employee Volunteer Interpreter Program (EVIP) is to provide multilingual UCLA employees with the means to develop adequate skills to be able to interpret between healthcare providers and patients. In doing so, the UCLA healthcare system is better suited to provide Limited English Patients with the highest level of communication. For more information, please contact our office at (310) 267-8001 or send an email to interpreters@mednet.ucla.edu
EVIP Application Information:
- EVIP Program Information for UCLA Staff (PDF)
- EVIP Program Information for non-UCLA Staff (PDF)
- EVIP Upcoming Program Dates (PDF)
- EVIP Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
- Apply NOW (PDF) Please use INTERNET EXPLORER or any browser with the latest version of Acrobat Reader.
Here is the outline of the program:
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| Week One | Introduction to the Employee Volunteer Interpreter Program Pre-Test |
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| Week Two | Medical Interpreting 101 Standards of Practice and Ethics |
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| Week Three | Responsibilities as Message Converter Modes of Interpreting Medical Terminology Series: Part One |
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| Week Four | Responsibilities as Message Clarifier Challenges to Interpreting Medical Terminology Series: Part Two |
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| Week Five | Responsibilities as Patient Advocate Medical Terminology Series: Part Three |
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| Week Six | Assessment Test | |
| Week Seven | Responsibilities as Cultural Clarifier Latino Cultural Values and Beliefs Medical Terminology Series: Part Four |
Interpreter Shadowing: To be conducted throughout Weeks 2 to 10 (Schedules to be announced at a later date.) |
| Week Eight | Situational Role Play | |
| Week Nine | Situational Role Play | |
| Week Ten | Interpreter Services Department Mixer Professional Medical Interpreter Panel Guest Speaker |
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| Week Eleven |
Review of course curriculum |
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| Week Twelve | Final Exam (Written) | |
Volunteer Program
If you would like to become a volunteer interpreter at UCLA Health please contact volunteer services at (310) 267-8180 or visit volunteer services at http://www.uclahealth.org/volunteer
