I-Call International is looking to hire more Navajo Interpreters to work remotely. As a Navajo consecutive medical interpreter, your primary responsibility is to facilitate communication between healthcare providers and patients who speak Korean.
Your duties may include:
Interpretation: You will be responsible for accurately interpreting medical terminology, diagnoses, treatments, and other information between Navajo-speaking patients and healthcare providers, including doctors, nurses, and other medical staff.
Cultural mediation: You may need to provide cultural mediation services to help patients understand the healthcare system and how to navigate it effectively. You may also need to help healthcare providers understand cultural differences that may affect patient care.
Confidentiality: You must maintain patient confidentiality and adhere to ethical standards in the interpretation profession.
Documentation: You may be responsible for documenting interpretation services provided, including the date, time, duration, and type of interpretation.
Professional development: You will need to keep up-to-date with the latest medical terminology and healthcare practices to ensure accurate interpretation.
Qualifications for a Navajo consecutive medical interpreter:
Fluency in Navajo and English
Experience in interpretation or Translation
Knowledge of medical terminology and familiarity with the healthcare system is also important.
Good communication skills, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to work well under pressure are essential for success in this role.
Technical Requirements:
15 Mbps Download and Upload
USB headsets are compulsory
Good PC (5th gen or higher with a minimum of 8GB RAM)
LAN (Ethernet) connection
HD Webcam
Timings: Minimum 6 hours and maximum 8 hours – EST timezone
