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Qualified Volunteer Medical Interpreters |
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What our graduates say about the program |
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"This is a very good opportunity, I'm very happy I took advantage of it."-GP |
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"After taking the EVIP class I feel a lot more confident interpreting and translating as well. Thank you so much for the great opportunity and for taking the time to help all of us in our professional development."-GH |
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"I definitely benefited from the course. I feel more confident and also my medical vocabulary is richer. I am so glad and feel very lucky to have been picked to be part of this course. A definite personal gain."-IY |
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"EVIP covered all important topics that will make a difference to any qualified interpreter - from false cognates to challenges in settings, from ethics to differences within Latino cultures and especially laws regarding the requirements for interpreters in certain settings."-KP |
