General Electric est un des premiers fabricants mondiaux d'équipements d'imagerie médicale incluant les rayons X traditionnels et numériques

Pour les besoins de son activité, GENERAL ELECTRIC, spécialiste dans le domaine médical, collabore sur la base d'un partenariat avec des spécialistes de la traduction et de l'interprétariat lors de l'élaboration de ses contrats, documentations, conférences, négociations, visites de sites.

Source : www.gehealthcare.com/fr

 

Healthcare Interpreters working in the USA
There many information sources, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2014 there were approximately 7,000 interpreters and translators employed in health care industries in the United States.
Among them 5,100 worked in hospitals and nursing care facilities, and 1,900 worked in ambulatory healthcare services (offices of physicians and other health practitioners, home healthcare services, and outpatient care centers).
The combined fields of health care and social assistance employ 15.7% of the interpreters and translators in the US, and the occupation of interpreter/translator was projected to grow at a rate of 29% between 2014 and 2024.
Based on the NBCMI (National Board for Medical Interpreter Certification) national Job Task Analysis conducted in 2017, medical interpreters are employed in many settings, including: health departments, hospitals and urgent care facilities, medical and teaching/research centers, community clinics, medical private practices, pharmacies, testing and diagnostic centers, health fairs and related events, laboratories, video and telephonic interpretation call centers.
Medical Interpreters in the USA as in Europe work for translation known also as interpretation companies or individual organizations, and many interpreters also work from home. Self-employed interpreters (freelancers).
Interpreters frequently have variable work schedules. Most interpreters and translators work full time during regular hours.
More inspirational information on [NBCMI Candidate Handbook]