IMIA - International Medical Interpreters Association

Members

Corporate Members

Education

Resources

Conference

Code

Standards

Certification

		Annotated Bibliography

		Bureau of Labor Statistics

		CLAS Standards

		Cultural Competency

		National Certification

		Health Disparities

		Health Literacy

		National Coalition

		Hablamos Juntos

		Interpreter Law

		Language Proficiency

		Language Proficiency Testing

		Lawsuits

		Links

		Medical

		Medical Terminology

		Mental Health Interpreting

		National Reports

		Provider Guide

		Speaking Together

		Studies

		Telephone Interpreting

		The Joint Commission

		Title VI

		National Consensus Statement on Integrating Racially and Ethnically

		IMIA Guides

		Health Practices

Bureau of Labor Statistics

A Career in Translation or Interpreting Offers a Bright Future.

The U.S. Department of Labor reports, "Employment of interpreters and translators is projected to increase faster than the average for all occupations over the 2004-2014 period, reflecting strong growth in the industries employing interpreters and translators." Read more about translation and interpreting careers in the Bureau of Labor Statistics Quarterly.