Interpreter; Non-English

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this position has been designated as safety sensitive and cannot be filled by a candidate who is a current user of medical marijuana.

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day shift

part time

cc015917 southwest little rock clinic

southwest little rock clinic - prn schedule (varied hours - day shift)

the interpreter is responsible for providing foreign language interpretation and translation to ac patients and families. The employee must be able to demonstrate language proficiency and provide interpretation in an accurate, warm and caring manner, function independently, work under stressful situations, and work well with others.

bachelor's degree from four-year college or university; or four years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.

none specified.

entry level - experience not required.

interpreter - related: 1 year in health care or medical interpreting experience.

interpreter skills assessment - arkansas children's

certified medical interpreter (cmi) - cchi—certification commission for healthcare interpreters, certified medical interpreter (cmi) - nbcmi—the national board of certification for medical interpreters

• provides timely and accurate interpretation and translation to ac patients and families.
• proficiently interprets information without adding opinions, bias or advice.
• demonstrates proficiency in writing as evidenced by quality translation of patient specific materials as well as educational pamphlets and materials.
• in the course of interpreting, educates staff regarding cultural issues that may be barriers to care.
• takes responsibility for confirming that the language request has been completed and the patient or staff received the assistance as requested.
• demonstrates working knowledge of how to access other foreign language and hearing impaired assistance. Demonstrates working knowledge of ada rules regarding provision of hearing impaired translator services.
• reports any patient concerns or identified social issues discovered during interpretation and does not try to address them themselves.
• follows up with patient or family to see if concerns have been addressed or resolved.
• educates staff as to appropriate utilization of interpreters and job responsibilities.
• communicates with other interpreters about interpretation needs for the shift and is able to problem‑solve with the team through barriers in scheduling.
• assists with three‑way interpreting needs and written translation requests.
• enters daily list of patients seen and services provided into the departmental activity log/database.
• makes rounds of foreign speaking hospitalized or clinic patients and offers assistance.
• performs other duties as assigned.