About the Central Registry
Health Care Interpreters Certification Program
Contact information
If you are an interpreter register today and become an important part of Oregon's healthcare delivery system!
What the Registry is
The registry is a statewide, central database of individuals who have previously or are currently providing health care interpreting services in the State of Oregon and would like to be contacted health care providers. The registry is available online and searchable by potential employers seeking language services in their area.
Why
- Enrolling in the registry allows you to be contacted by employers seeking interpreters in your area increasing employment opportunities.
- The registry helps the State to better understand interpreters working in Oregon and the communities they serve and how to best support the profession.
- Registration is a prerequisite for receiving a qualification or certification from the State and will guide the Program's efforts in implementing these.
Requirements for Registration
Applicants must:
- Be at least 18 years of age.
- Have a high school diploma or GED from an accredited school in the United States of America, or an equivalent diploma from another country.
- Agree to abide by National Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics for Health Care Interpreters.
- Submit application with registration fee of $25.
If you would like to be added to the registry, visit the Registry Enrollment page to get started.
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