Or. Admin. Code § 950-050-0050 - Application Procedure
(1) Upon
request, the Authority shall provide an application packet or a link to the
Health Care Interpreter (HCI) application to any individual seeking
certification or qualification as an HCI.
(2) Applicants shall submit required forms
and supplemental materials, including proof of formal training and a copy of
any Authority-approved national certification, if applicable, to the
Authority.
(3) To meet testing
requirements, applicants shall authorize an Authority-approved testing center
to provide the Authority with proof of their test results.
(a) Requests for language proficiency testing
or certification testing shall be made directly to the approved testing
center.
(b) Required testing fees
shall be paid directly to the approved testing center.
(c) Test results shall become part of the
applicant's permanent record.
(4) Supplemental materials in languages other
than English shall be accompanied by:
(a) An
accurate translation of those documents into English; and
(b) A signed and dated translator's
certificate, from a translator other than the applicant and not related to the
applicant by blood or marriage, stating that the documents provided are a true
and accurate translation and that the translator is not related to the
applicant. If there are no other translators available other than those related
to the applicant by blood or marriage, then the translator shall provide a
written statement of their relationship to the applicant, their translator
qualifications, and a statement that there is no conflict of interest
created.
(c) The applicant shall
pay for any translation costs for documents required by the
Authority.
(5) Upon
submission of the application, the applicant will receive an auto-generated
email confirming the application has been received. If the Authority determines
that the application is not complete or that the required documentation is not
acceptable, the Authority shall notify the applicant within 30 days of
receipt.
(6) The Authority shall
notify the applicant of the Authority's determination on the application no
later than 60 days after the date the completed application is received by the
Authority.
(7) Applicants may
withdraw from the process at any time by providing written notification to the
Authority.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 413.558
Statutes/Other Implemented: 413.558 & ORS 413.556
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