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Medical Interpreters

For more information on Medical Interpreters, call the Tuberculosis Control/Refugee Health Program at (801) 538-6096.

“Bridging the Gap” Medical Interpreter Training Course
Dates: May 29,30 and June 5-7, 2008.
Location: Cannon Health Building (288 North 1460 West) in Salt Lake City, Utah
Times: Classes will begin promptly at 8:00 am and will continue until 5:00 pm.
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An Invitation to Join the Utah Medical Interpreters Listserver
The Utah Department of Health, Tuberculosis Control and Refugee Health, has created a listserver for medical interpreters and others involved with refugee health. The listserver will provide its members an easy way to exchange information and to discuss issues such as:

    • upcoming medical interpreters' training courses and refresher courses
    • situations and/or areas where medical interpreters are needed
    • other issues of concern to medical interpreters
    • refugee health issues
    • upcoming workshops, etc. related to medical interpreters and/or refugee health

What does it mean to be a member of this listserver?
As a member of the listserver, you will receive email messages from other members. If you are interested in the message, read it (and reply if you wish); otherwise, delete it. You may also send messages to the listserver that will then be distributed to all members (but you don't have to send messages to be a member of the listserver). Most of the time, you will receive no more than one to two messages from the listserver in a given week.

What are the rules of the listserver?
The ground rules for the listserver are simple:

    1. Respect everyone's privacy. Don't send messages that would allow readers to identify a patient, health care provider or clinic. The only exception to this rule is when a health care provider or clinic wishes to ask for assistance from a member of the listserver.
    2. Please be polite when sending or replying to messages. Don't send messages that belittle or criticize others. If you have a problem with a health care provider or clinic, please contact them directly.

How can I join the listserver?
Joining the listserver is easy!

  1. To subscribe to the listserver, email a message to: lyris@list.utah.gov and type "subscribe utah_medical_interpreter1" in the subject line (leave out the quotation marks). You will receive a confirmation of your subscription. To unsubscribe, send another message to the same address with "unsubscribe utah_medical_interpreter1" in the subject line (and leave out the quotation marks).
  2. To send a message to be posted on the listserver, email your message to: utah_medical_interpreter1@list.utah.gov. Be sure to include a subject line with your message.

How can I get help?
Call the Tuberculosis Control/Refugee Health Program at (801) 538-6096

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