Medical Interpreting Training Program (MITP) for the UK based interpreters

Cleveland Clinic London is happy to announce the launch of the Medical Interpreting Training Program (MITP) for interpreters based in the UK who are aiming to develop their skills in the medical interpreting field.

The full program consists of eight sessions over two months; once a week from 9:30-16:30 . The participants have the choice of either attending individual sessions as CPDs or to register for the whole eight session course with the exam at the last session to obtain a certificate of MITP. Please note only participants who attended all seven sessions and took exam (session 8) for completing MITP will receive a certificate.

Our partners in this course are the National Register for Public Service Interpreting (NRPSI), the London Metropolitan University (LMU) and the Association of Interpreters and Translators (AIT).

By registering for this event you are registering for the following session:

Session 5: Medical Terminology for Medical Interpreting | Part 1

Summary of the session

A solid grasp of medical terminology is fundamental to your success. This course will immerse you in the language of healthcare, enhancing your vocabulary and comprehension of medical terms. Through practical exercises, you’ll develop the proficiency needed to interpret medical conversations with accuracy.

You may be interested in attending Part 2 of Medical Terminology for Medical Interpreting which will be held on Wednesday, 15 October.

About the Speakers:

Bayan Abughaida

Has an MA in Conference Interpreting (LMU), MA in Interpreting & Translation (Durham University), MA in IT for Management, DPSI (English Law), and a Certificate in Bridging the Gap for Medical Interpreters & Medical Terminologies and Body Systems (USA). She is Leading a team of interpreters at Cleveland Clinic London, an Associate Lecturer at London Metropolitan University, and a Researcher and Project Consultant. Bayan has over 10 years interpreting experience in London.

Haneen Fattah is a medical interpreter at CCL. She has a BA in Arabic from SOAS, with a special interest in translation and Middle Eastern history. Haneen has over five years’ experience as a medical interpreter in London hospitals, and over ten years’ experience in teaching Arabic. She also has vast experience in medical terminology, owing to her extensive self-study and interest in the matter.

Host or Publisher Association of Interpreters and Translators (AIT)