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Learning Center

The Anatomy of Profanity

$35.00

1 CEU

Designed for Spanish Interpreters

Learning objectives:

  • Discuss what profanity is and why it is used.
  • Examine and reframe our thinking around professional behavior.
  • Review strategies for accurate replication of messages containing profanity.

Instructor biography:

  • Kate Dzubinski grew up speaking four languages and majored in Linguistics and Psychology.  She completed her 40 hour medical interpreter training in 2014, is certified through the NBCMI and CCHI, and has worked as a hospital staff interpreter since 2015.
  • Stephanie Wiley Cork holds a bachelor’s degree in Spanish from the University of Georgia. She completed her 40 hour medical interpreter training in 2011 and is certified through the NBCMI and CCHI.  She has worked in interpreter education since 2015.

Accredited for 0.1 IMIA/NBCMI CEU and 1 CCHI CEU

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