Interpreter Case Conference &
Peer to Peer Support
PALS for Health case a conference serves as a safe, confidential and empowering forum for interpreters to share with their peers any concerns, challenges and highlights while interpreting. Interpreters that attended these meetings in the past have expressed that they had benefited from the emotional support and professional development offered from the case conferences. Case conferences are also designed to support the well being of interpreters and to combat burnout.
Date: Friday, October 2
Time: 10 am - 12 pm
Location: PALS for Health
605 W. Olympic Blvd.
7th Floor - Board Room
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Please note that you must RSVP to attend.
Type: Case Conference - Open forum for all interpreters to share and meet other interpreters. A confidential place for interpreters to debrief, get to know one another, and to share any interpretation experience.
Breakfast will be served.
As always, Case Conferences are at no-cost to interpreters, are open to all health care interpreters, and will be facilitated and guided by our qualified trainers.
Please call PALS for Health at 213.553.1818 or e-mail Tina Vasinamakin to RSVP your attendance at least one week prior to all Case Conferences. An email confirmation will be sent to you to let you know that you are confirmed. If you do not receive an email confirmation, please call 213.553.1818 to RSVP via telephone instead.
Furthermore, please let us know if you have any topics for the case conferences or any dietary restrictions. Also, all Case Conference notes will be available at least one week after the Case Conference. If you would like any previous Case Conference notes, please contact us at the number and/or e-mail address above.
California Healthcare Interpreting Association (CHIA) 2009 Conference
Palo Alto provides the backdrop for CHIA’s 9th Annual Educational Conference on March 20-21, 2009 at the Crowne Plaza Cabana,4290 El Camino Real, Palo Alto, CA 94306. For more information about CHIA or for next year’s conference, go to the CHIA website.
