CCHI Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 4

Question 1

Which organization administers the CHI (Certified Healthcare Interpreter) credential offered by CCHI?

Accepted Answer

Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters

Answer

CCHI (Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters) is the body that administers the CHI credential.

Question 2

A CHI-certified interpreter has completed their renewal cycle but has not yet submitted documentation. What is the most appropriate next step?

Accepted Answer

Submit all required CEU documentation and renewal fees as soon as possible

Answer

Certified interpreters are responsible for proactively submitting renewal documentation and fees before or at the deadline.

Question 3

Under CCHI renewal requirements, what happens if a CHI credential lapses due to non-renewal?

Accepted Answer

The interpreter must retake and pass the full CHI examination to regain certification

Answer

If a CHI credential lapses, the individual must retake and pass the CHI examination to become certified again.

Question 4

Which of the following CEU activities would most likely NOT qualify for CCHI renewal credit?

Accepted Answer

Participating in a general business communication seminar unrelated to healthcare

Answer

CEUs must be relevant to healthcare interpreting; a general business communication seminar unrelated to healthcare would not meet CCHI's relevance criteria.

Question 5

How many CEUs does CCHI require for each two-year renewal cycle for CHI-certified interpreters?

Accepted Answer

16 CEUs

Answer

CCHI requires 16 CEUs within each two-year certification renewal cycle.

(CCHI) Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters Practice Test

(CCHI) Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters Practice Test

CCHI Continuing Education and Reaccreditation 4