Graduate Intern. Interpretation and Translation Services.

Interns will engage in a structured learning experience involving medical interpretation practice in real clinical settings, exposure to complex medical terminology, and observation/Shadowing of experienced interpreters. They will also participate in translation projects, receive one-On-One feedback, and develop skills through supervised and solo interpreting opportunities.

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university, or be entering or enrolled in a graduate program for fall 2019, with no prior experience required. Essential abilities include excellent verbal and written communication, problem-Solving skills, and basic knowledge of healthcare and business technology.