Interpreter (Korean) Patient Relations per diem

In 1991, two of San Francisco's oldest and most respected medical institutions, Pacific Presbyterian Hospital and Children's Hospital of San Francisco, merged to form California Pacific Medical Center. Davies Medical Center joined in 1998 and became the center's third campus. In January 2007, California Pacific Medical Center and St. Luke's Hospital merged.Today, with its 1,304 licensed acute care beds and 25 residential beds, California Pacific Medical Center is one of the largest private, not for profit academic medical centers in California. California Pacific Medical Center affiliated with Sutter Health in 1996 and is accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations.Serving more than 200,0 patients annually, California Pacific Medical Center (located in beautiful San Francisco) provides a wide variety of services including: acute hospital care, a full range of post acute care, home care and hospice services, outpatient medical care, and preventive, complementary, and educational services. The Medical Center also provides professional education and basic biomedical, clinical and behavioral research. Today, with its 1,254 licensed acute care beds and 25 residential beds, California Pacific Medical Center is one of the largest private, non profit academic medical centers in California.PRIMARY PURPOSE: (Position Summary) As assigned by the Interpreter Services Coordinator, the interpreter is responsible for providing concise, objective, and accurate interpretations for Limited English Proficiency patients and the providers that serve them. The work settings include inpatient wards and outpatients clinics throughout the Medical Center and its 4 main campuses. Note: This field is limited to 2,0 characters. The rest of this position description will be found at the beginning of the qualifications field.