Accreditation Programs Flashcards
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What is the primary purpose of CCHI as a credentialing organization?
Answer: To establish national standards and certification for healthcare interpreters
CCHI was created to establish nationally recognized credentials that validate the competency of healthcare interpreters and promote quality in healthcare interpreting.
Which of the following is NOT a component tested in the CCHI CoreCHI written exam?
Answer: Live oral interpreting performance
The CoreCHI is a written-only exam; live oral interpreting performance is not assessed at this credential level.
A candidate for the CHI-Spanish credential must demonstrate proficiency in which languages?
Answer: English and Spanish
The CHI-Spanish credential requires the interpreter to demonstrate proficiency in both English and Spanish.
Under CCHI guidelines, which of the following actions could result in loss of certification?
Answer: Misrepresenting credentials or violating the Code of Ethics
CCHI can revoke certification for conduct violations including misrepresenting credentials, ethical violations, or dishonesty.
Which of the following best describes CCHI's role in the healthcare interpreting field?
Answer: An independent credentialing body that certifies interpreter competency
CCHI is an independent, non-profit credentialing organization distinct from government licensing bodies or professional membership associations.
What type of documentation must a CCHI CHI-certified interpreter present during a credential verification request?
Answer: Their current valid CCHI certification card or official certificate
CCHI-certified interpreters are issued a certification card and certificate; these are the recognized proof of their credential status.
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