Learn Medical Interpreting - Brooklyn College

Learn Medical Interpreting

With Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Bilingual? Want to become a professionally

trained medical interpreter? Brooklyn

physicians and their patients need your help.

Take the Spring 2021 course in:

Medical Interpreting

offered FREE to bilingual Brooklyn College

students Fridays 1:30 ¨C 5:30 pm from March

5th-May 14th. Apply by February 10th.

To apply, contact:

BCCC-Cure-Education@brooklyn.cuny.edu

Department of Modern

Languages and Literatures

2021 Medical Interpreting Training

(MIT)

Course Information:

This 40-hour medical interpreting class taught by experienced interpreters from

the Immigrant Health and Cancer Disparities Center of Memorial Sloan Kettering is

designed to meet the growing interest of many bilingual individuals who want to

become professionally trained medical interpreters.

You will learn the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the medical

interpreter, medical terminology, cultural sensitivity, and interpreting skills,

including simultaneous, consecutive and sight translation. Students who enroll will

have access to our Online Language Lab, where they can further practice their

interpreting skill on their own and receive feedback from their instructors and

peers.

Eligibility criteria:

To qualify students must demonstrate fluency in English and a second language.

Students who are not fluent will not be able to participate.

To apply for the program and for additional information,

Please email us at gonzalc3@

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