The UW Wellbeing Grant funded our first Community Building Connections Tour – we visited local leaders and organizations that serve immigrant and refugee populations in the Seattle region.
Meet some of the extraordinary Interpreter Services Department team from Harborview Medical Center.
We are thrilled that one of our Spanish Interpreters was recognized in the University of Washington Vitals intranet. Rosa Guerreo was highlighted for the important work she does to serve our communities.
We were thrilled to attend the Somali Health Board 13th Annual Health Fair and the ribbon-cutting event for the new Somali […]
We’d like to highlight these two students, Angshitta Dutta and Chelsea Ng. Both former UW students spent significant time shadowing in the International Medicine Clinic and feel that the experience really helped them in essays and interviews for medical school.
May is Asian, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (ANHPI) Heritage Month, and throughout the month, we will be celebrating the contributions and diverse cultures of our Asian, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander colleagues and what their heritage means to them in a multi-part series. Vitals, UW Medicine Intranet asked participants why they chose a career in healthcare and about their favorite traditions.
As an institution committed to serving refugee, immigrant, and migrant communities, at Harborview Medical Center we are acutely aware that these upcoming changes may have a direct impact on a great proportion of our diverse patient community.
A highlight reel and speaker summaries from the Global Health Academic half day at Harborview Medical Center.
In celebration of Interpreters Services week we’re sharing the touching testimonials from the providers at Harborview Medical Center. Thank you to our medical Interpreters!
At Harborview Medical Center, we believe that every patient deserves the highest quality of care, regardless of language or culture. Our Interpreter Services team plays an essential role in making this possible, with an incredible staff who collectively speak over seventeen languages and manage interpretation for a staggering 400+ patient encounters every single day.
As the last days of summer give way to fall in the northern hemisphere, cultures worldwide look forward to religious and cultural observances that ask them to reflect on and celebrate community. These observances often carry profound emotional weight, particularly for individuals from refugee, immigrant, and migrant backgrounds. For many, these are joyous occasions; for others, they can stir up more complex emotions.
Meet JT Christianson, a Spanish Caseworker Cultural Mediator (CCM) working in the Harborview Medical Center surgery department.