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Rights to an interpreter New service arrangements - impact on community members The highest quality interpreters will be used  Training programs for interpreters What you can expect when you come to a Queensland Health Service You can request a specific interpreter Queensland Government Interpreter Card Frequently asked questions Why can’t I use my family, friends or bilingual worker to interpret for me? Why can’t my child interpret for me? Interested in working as an interpreter for Queensland Health? Feedback Contact us- Health Service District Interpreter Coordinators Contact us- Area Health Service Interpreter Quality Officers

Queensland Health staff should go to the Interpreter Service intranet site.

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