ProZ.com Translation Forums

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Winner of the Door Prize for Level 1

Claudia Brauer — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 21:00:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Claudia Brauer
Post title: Winner of the Door Prize for Level 1

This is to announce the winner of the door prize (raffle) for participation in the Level 1 webinar on December 3: Jenny McGreevy!

Congratulations, Jenny. You will soon receive your copy of Mosby’s Medical Terminology Flash Cards!

Thank you all for actively participating in our webinars!

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Certificate of Completion + Recording questions

Claudia Brauer — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 20:56:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Claudia Brauer
Post title: Certificate of Completion + Recording questions

Hello, Teresa
1. For anyone registered/paid before the actual date of the live webinar, you have 180 days (6 months) as of the date of the webinar to submit the assessment documents to obtain a Certificate of Completion. For individuals who purchase the video-recording, you have 90 days (3 months) as of the date of activation.
2. Regarding recordings of the webinar, they are usually uploaded to the site within 72 hours after the live event.

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Certificate of completion

Teresa Cavalla — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 08:48:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Teresa Cavalla
Post title: Certificate of completion

Hi Claudia,

do we have a deadline to complete and submit the Certificate of completion paper? If we can't attend the webinair, when will we be able to view the recording?
Thank you

Teresa

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Where to print out a certificate

Claudia Brauer — Thu, 04 Dec 2014 07:19:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Claudia Brauer
Post title: Where to print out a certificate

Hello, Jindaporn. If you go to your main profile page, in the section "Training Sessions Attended" you will see the link and the pdf to your Certificate of Attendance for Level 1. You cam view it on line or download it on pdf. As soon as you complete Level 2, your certificate for that level will be available. In addition to the Certificates of Attendance issued by ProZ, we are also issuing a Certificate of Completion if you complete and submit the test contained in the resources available with the materials shred for the course.

Good luck!
Claudia

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Where to print out a certificate

Jindaporn Peppers — Tue, 02 Dec 2014 14:57:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Jindaporn Peppers
Post title: Where to print out a certificate

Hi Claudia

Excited to join the webminar! However, I also have a question about how to print out a certificate from my proz.com profile. I checked out 'my course' area and found 2 courses I registered, but I didn't see anywhere I could print out a certificate for each session. Or will it be ready after I finish each course and pass the test?

Kindly advice.
Thank you very much

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Certificate Vs Certification

Claudia Brauer — Mon, 01 Dec 2014 16:05:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Claudia Brauer
Post title: Certificate Vs Certification

Hello, Deyse. We issue you a "Certificate of Attendance" for attending the webinar.
The session has a test that if completed and submitted (after the webinar) will earn you a "Certificate of Study in HC Terminology Level 1"
FYI, to earn a Certification as a Healthcare/Medical interpreter you normally have to take about 60 to 80 hours of learning sessions and/or proof of previous work as a healthcare/medical interpreter in the USA. See the National Board of Certification requirements at [url removed] In other countries, the requirements are similar to these. So there is no way a 90 minute webinar would grant you a certification or prepare you for certification. There are many programs that you can attend that will prepare you for certification, provided you have the knowledge and experience to pass the tests. These programs usually are 40+ hrs in duration and again the National Board gives you guidelines on how to prepare for certification at [url removed]

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Certification

Deyse Martinez (X) — Sun, 30 Nov 2014 16:49:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Deyse Martinez (X)
Post title: Certification

Do these seminars give me a certification or just a training to prepare for certification?

T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1 | Download preparation materials

Claudia Brauer — Fri, 28 Nov 2014 04:29:00 +0000

Forum: ProZ.com training
Topic: T06-Terminology for Medicine&Healthcare-Level 1
Poster: Claudia Brauer
Post title: Download preparation materials

Hello, students of the T06/2014 edition of our webinar Terminology Lists for Medicine & Healthcare - Level 1.

We have uploaded a large amount of companion materials that you may start accessing immediately.

PREPARATION materials should be downloaded from the following site:

[url removed]
or
[url removed]

When prompted, type in the user name BrauerTrainingProZ-Student-T06 and the password prosta;
enter your own email when prompted (there is no join code-if prompted, skip)

HANDS-ON exercises will be suggested to be completed AFTER each session. Study tools and a large amount of reference materials are also provided - visit the above site to access and download those of interest to you.

You do NOT need to print anything that you do not need. Personally, I do not print anything any more. All materials are to be studied on your screen. Print only those materials that are useful to you in paper. In today's world, that should be very little amount of materials.

I am very excited to be able to "meet" you virtually next week and hope that you come prepared to receive a lot of information!

Best regards
Claudia

[Edited at 2014-11-28 14:56 GMT]