Spoken Language Health Care Interpreter Roster
In 2008 Legislation, the Commissioner of Health is required to establish a voluntary statewide roster of spoken language health care interpreters to address access concerns for Minnesotans, particularly in rural areas.
The Roster is a listing of spoken languages and persons who interpret those languages. The Roster can link languages and interpreters to health care subject areas and specialty settings in which the interpreter may have work experience.
The information in the Roster is provided by each interpreter and has NOT been verified by the Minnesota Department of Health. At this time there are no qualifications that must be met to be included on the Roster. Inclusion on the Roster is NOT evidence of being a “certified” health care interpreter.
To find out more about the Roster, and how to apply to be on the Roster, click on the links below.
To view the PDF files, you will need
Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download from Adobe's Web site).
| 
