Max-edvard Elancier

• As a volunteer interpreter, My typically perform several important functions, including:
• 1.*Language Translation**: Providing oral or written translation of conversations between people who speak different languages.
• 2. **Cultural Mediation**: Helping to bridge cultural gaps and ensure that both parties understand the context and nuances of the language.
• 3. **Assisting in Various Settings**: Working in different environments, such as community events, healthcare settings, or legal meetings.
• 4. **Supporting Non-Profit Organizations**: Helping organizations that serve diverse communities by facilitating communication

Cultural Sensitivity: Addressed cultural nuances and differences in communication that could affect patient understanding or comfort..

2. Scheduled Appointments: Assisted with scheduling appointments and clarifying any instructions for follow-up care.

3: Continuous Learning: Stayed updated on medical vocabulary and cultural trends to provide the best support possible. If you have specific experiences or situations you want to discuss, feel free to share!

As a medical interpreter, my role involves facilitating communication between patients and healthcare providers who speak different languages. Here are some key tasks I likely performed:

1. Assisted Patients: Helped patients communicate their medical history, symptoms, and concerns to doctors and nurses.

2.Translated Medical Terminology:Accurately interpreted complex medical terms and procedures for patients in a language they understood.

3.Ensured Clarity: Made sure that both the healthcare provider and the patient understood each other clearly, asking for clarification when necessary.

4. Maintained Confidentiality: Respected patient confidentiality and privacy in all communications and interactions.