If you work in a public hospital, the hospital language service office will book an interpreter for your consultation with your patient. If you see your Chinese patient in your private practice, you may need to book an interpreter for them.
You may have a mainland Chinese patient eager to seek a second opinion from you. You may have a couple who is coming to your clinic for fertility treatments. You the consultant wants to help them with your medical knowledge and skills. You would like to ask your patient some questions, and also read the test results and imaging reports their doctors in China have performed, so you don’t have to start from scratch.
We can provide a full set of translation service for your patients:
- Onsite Interpreting in Mandarin and Cantonese for Medical Consultations
- Phone Interpreting in Mandarin and Cantonese for Medical Consultations
- Video Interpreting in Mandarin and Cantonese for Medical Consultations
- Translation of Medical Reports from English into Chinese
- Translation of Medical Reports from Chinese into English [Translation Process]
Some of us used to work as in-house medical interpreters in public hospitals in Melbourne. Many of us are now interpreting over the phone for Telehealth and the government owned Translation & Interpreting Service (TIS). Our phone interpreter May Chen is one of the two phone interpreters nominated by TIS for AUSIT Excellence Award.
We also have Worksafe registered interpreters, who can interpret for Workcover patients.
