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Certified Medical Interpretation Services

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This subcontract for Certified Medical Interpretation Services involves providing professional in-person consecutive and simultaneous interpretation for prime contractors supporting Columbus Public Health projects. Services are delivered in real-time across various locations, including the main CPH building, WIC satellite clinics, and client residences or businesses. To ensure high-quality care and legal compliance, providers must adhere to National CLAS Standards and Business Associate Agreements regarding medical privacy. Qualified candidates must hold certification from NBCMI, IMIA, or CCHI and have completed at least 40 hours of specialized medical training. The solicitation was posted on October 9, 2026, with a response deadline of November 9, 2026. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541990 and is managed through the Ohio Public Health agency.

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Certified medical interpretation services for Columbus Public Health projects requiring professional certification.

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Performs professional in-person medical interpretation for prime contractors on Columbus Public Health projects. Provides consecutive and simultaneous interpretation at the CPH main building, WIC satellite clinics, and client homes/businesses. Adheres to National CLAS Standards and Business Associate Agreements for medical privacy. Requires NBCMI, IMIA, or CCHI certification and 40 hours of medical training. Delivers real-time verbal interpretation.

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