Test Advances for National Medical Interpreter Certification
Washington DC - (September 29, 2009) The National Board of Certification for Medical Interpreters continues to advance towards the launch of a single national certification process that will award individuals the credential of “Certified Medical Interpreter” (CMI) in a specific language. It recently concluded the pilot of the National Board oral exam and commenced the pilot of the National Board written exam with an open call to the field for participants.
“The National Board is taking every measure to ensure that the written and oral exams accurately assess an interpreter's knowledge and skills,” said Louis Provenzano, President and COO of Language Line Services. “This pilot phase is critical for ensuring the reliability and validity of the test instruments with complete inclusion of input and participation from the field itself.”
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Web-Based Interpreter Training
Panoltia has introduced new, state-of-the art, Web-based interpreter
training that you can attend from your own home or office. For
details and to register online, go to www.panoltiatraining.com
or call (919) 467-3590 for more information.
2009 CATI Annual Conference
The 22nd Annual CATI Conference was held at Durham Technical
Community College on Saturday, April 4, 2009.
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