This week, Fatih chats with New Zealand's first professor if interpreting and translation, Ineke Crezee about the latest edition of her book Introduction to Healthcare for Interpreters and Translators which is widely seen as one of the most important publications in this field.
Guest Bio:
Professor Ineke Crezee is New Zealand’s first Professor of Translation and Interpreting and has been involved in teaching translation and interpreting since 1991. She has worked as both a health and legal interpreter and translator in both the Netherlands and New Zealand. Her book, “Introduction to Healthcare for Interpreters and Translators” was released in 2013, and has been adapted into Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Arabic. A Russian iteration was published in 2021 while the Turkish-language iteration was published in November 2022.
Ineke translated her first novel as a 21-year-old student of translation and has translated a wide range of texts since including novels, textbooks, course manuals, and medical and legal documents. She is co-editor of two international interpreting and translation-related journals: the International Journal of Interpreter Education (Conference of Interpreter Trainers, USA) and Translation and Interpreting (University of Western Sydney, Australia). Ineke has translated a number of nursing and social work textbooks, including several English to Dutch translations of the Nursing Outcomes Classification, and several books on refugee and resettlement.
Ineke has won multiple awards for her teaching and was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to interpreter and translator education.
Links to the book, "Introduction to Healthcare for Interpreters and Translators":