Fixed schedule, e.g., Monday-Friday 8 am 5 pm with standard breaks.
Work will be performed at the UCHealth Auxiliary Support Building, 2450 East Peoria St, Aurora CO 80014
Candidates will need to pass a language proficiency test administered by UCHealth
Position Summary
The Video Remote Medical Interpreter serves as a communication bridge between patients and healthcare professionals. This role provides accurate, culturally appropriate interpretation through video remote interpretation for individuals who are non-English speaking, deaf, or hard of hearing, ensuring understanding of medical information, treatment plans, and services.
Key Responsibilities
Provide real-time video remote interpretation between patients, families, and healthcare providers in the patients preferred language
Accurately interpret medical terminology, including anatomy, procedures, and medications
Support effective communication in both clinical and non-clinical settings
Maintain strict confidentiality and compliance with all patient privacy policies
Assist with translation of written documents, as needed
Act as a trusted cultural and linguistic resource for care teams
Minimum Qualifications
Successful completion of a medical interpreter competency assessment (to be administered by UCHealth)
Completion of 40-hour medical interpreter training program (e.g. "Bridging the Gap")
Minimum of 2 years of medical interpretation experience
Preferred Qualifications
Prior Video Remote Interpretation experience
Certified Medical Interpreter (CMI) or Certified Healthcare Interpreter (CHI) credential
Skills & Competencies
Strong bilingual communication skills and fluency in medical terminology
Proficiency in basic computer and technology use
Ability to exercise critical thinking and sound judgment in fast-paced environments
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Commitment to equity, cultural sensitivity, and patient advocacy
Work Environment
The work involves providing medical interpretation to patients and care teams via video teleconferencing. It is not in-person within hospitals and clinics.
100% In-office environment
Fast-paced clinical setting requiring adaptability and responsiveness
Physical requirements: Light level activity