Ep036 Review facility policy and state mandates prior to agreeing to serve as an interpreter for staff or primary health care providers - a podcast by Jon Haws RN Nursing School Mentor and Kati Kleber RN CCRN Nursing Podcast Host with NRSNG

To be clinically appropriate medical interpreter, you must have appropriate credentials This is important because medical jargon is very different from fluency in a language, therefore competency and knowledge of specific medical jargon in various languages must be verified prior to the facility being able to say one is an official medical interpreter

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