MAMI Interpreters
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Trained interpreters give everyone a voice Mami was founded in 1998 as a not-for-profit patient advocacy agency, providing limited-English-proficient (LEP) patients better access to care. Today, with offices in Albany, Syracuse, and Utica, MAMI employs over 150 trained interpreters who work with hospitals, medical centers, and other healthcare, social services, and legal institutions along the thruway corridor of New York State. Read more
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MAMI I. 2014-12-08
MAMI's newest crop of interpreters joyfully spent their last two days in class learning more medical terminology and taking their final exam. Congratulations to all!
MAMI's newest crop of interpreters joyfully spent their last two days in class learning more medical terminology and taking their final exam. Congratulations to all!
MAMI I. 2014-11-26
Interpreters follow the highest standards and ethics. Daily challenges bring out the best in their training and professionalism.
Interpreters follow the highest standards and ethics. Daily challenges bring out the best in their training and professionalism.
MAMI I. 2014-11-24
MAMI interpreters worked hard on Saturday, completing their four-week training session with nationally recognized court interpreting trainer, Agustin de la Mora. With more individual practice, they'll be prepared to take the NYS Court Interpreting exam. G
MAMI interpreters worked hard on Saturday, completing their four-week training session with nationally recognized court interpreting trainer, Agustin de la Mora. With more individual practice, they'll be prepared to take the NYS Court Interpreting exam. G
MAMI I. 2014-11-21
MAMI Interpreters would like to wish the community a Happy Thanksgiving! We especially want to reach out to our providers who care for the hundreds of immigrants and refugees we serve... to our interpreters who work day and night to assist the providers a
MAMI Interpreters would like to wish the community a Happy Thanksgiving! We especially want to reach out to our providers who care for the hundreds of immigrants and refugees we serve... to our interpreters who work day and night to assist the providers a
MAMI I. 2014-11-14
MAMI Interpreters would like to thank all those who helped make the MAMI FORUM 2014 so successful. For documents from the MAMI Forum 2014, go to www.mamiinterpreters.org/mami-forum-2014/ • To our audience some of whom traveled from as far away as Syracuse
MAMI Interpreters would like to thank all those who helped make the MAMI FORUM 2014 so successful. For documents from the MAMI Forum 2014, go to www.mamiinterpreters.org/mami-forum-2014/ • To our audience some of whom traveled from as far away as Syracuse
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