There is one Interpreter Quality Officer in each of Queensland Health’s three Area Health Services. Click here to see a map of the Area Health Services. On the map, the Southern Area Health Service is shown in Blue, the Central Area Health Service is shown in Green, and the Northern Area Health Service is shown in Yellow. One of their roles is to support the District Interpreter Services Coordinators.
| Southern Area Health Service |
Ita Szymanska |
Clinical Support |
| Central Area Health Service |
Diana Nocente |
Clinical Support |
| Northern Area Health Service |
Libby Sterling |
Clinical Support Directorate |
To provide feedback
If you want to provide feedback about Queensland Health interpreter services, contact the Area Health Service Interpreter Quality Officer. Click here for the feedback form.
You may contact these officers directly or ask your support worker to contact them. If your support worker is making enquiries on your behalf, you will need to authorise them to do so.
To enquire about participating in an Interpreter Training Program
Training programs for interpreters are available on (1) working in a health setting and (2) working in a mental health setting. The training programs will be increasingly available to interpreters once the new service arrangements are implemented. Queensland Health aims to work with interpreters who have participating in this training as the first option.
Interpreters interested in participating in these programs should contact the relevant Area Health Service Interpreter Quality Officer.