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Tag: Medical Interpreters

A doctor who supports a medical interpreter's well-being shakes the interpreter's hand.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

The Well-Being of Medical Interpreters and How to Protect It

Help protect the well-being of your medical interpreting staff with these tips.
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An advocate for healthcare interpreters sits in an office and talks on the phone while looking over papers on Oregon HB 2359.
  • Language Access/Advocacy

Answers to Your Top 5 Questions about Oregon House Bill 2359

Oregon House Bill 2359 raises a lot of questions, not only for healthcare interpreters, but also for the healthcare industry as a whole. We're here with answers.
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Five men jumping with excitement in a corridor over making their New Year’s resolution getting their medical interpreter certifications.
  • Interpreters

Here’s Why Medical Interpreter Certification Is the Perfect New Year’s Resolution

Finally! A New Year's resolution you can keep!
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Close-up of a hand holding a pin in the shape of Texas. The pin is colorful and has Houston written on it.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

A Texas Healthcare System Innovates to Deliver Interpreting Services during COVID

A closer look at how one healthcare system in Texas rethought their interpreting options to better assist patients during COVID.
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Male wearing headphones stares at his laptop while studying for his medical interpreter certification
  • Interpreters

Medical Interpreter Certification Is Accessible … Even in a Pandemic

If you're curious about becoming a certified medical interpreter, read this! And catch the interview with a recent certified interpreter.
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Panelist from CLI's webinar about the pandemic and the global language industry. Hosted by GALA.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

How Did the Pandemic Affect the Global Language Industry? A Webinar Recap

Too long, didn't watch: Here's a recap of our webinar with language industry leaders Jinny Bromberg, Michelle Rabie, Simon Andriesen, and Kristin Quinlan.
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Woman holding a leaf shaped like a heart.
  • Language Services

Why We Love Our Freelance Interpreters and Think You Will Too

In the language services industry, interpretation companies work with two kinds of interpreters: staff interpreters or freelance interpreters. Most interpreting companies work with both.  At CLI, our model is based on working primarily with  professional interpreters who are remote independent contractors, and we wouldn’t change it for a thing. Why? Here are a few reasons. […]

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Three empty hospital beds in a room. Easy access to telephone interpreters lowers readmission rates for LEP individuals.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

How Medical Interpreters Can Make Healthcare More Equitable for LEP Patients

In order to make healthcare more equitable for limited English proficient patient populations, easy access to medical interpreting services is
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Gloved hand lining up five vials of COVID-19 vaccine.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

How Trust Can Help Combat Vaccine Hesitancy Among Non-English Speakers

To achieve herd immunity against the coronavirus, officials will need the help of credible community messengers to reach vaccine hesitant individuals.
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Male medical interpreter looking sad sitting on a ledge with his back to a cityscape.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

Supporting the Health and Well-Being of Medical Interpreters [Part 5]

The pandemic has tested the resolve of most healthcare workers, medical interpreters included. There are ways to help your staff, though, starting with these tips.
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Woman looks at laptop to access an interpreter for telehealth services.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

Accessing Interpreters for Telehealth Is Easy with 3-Way Video Calls

Providing medical interpreters during telehealth calls can be a challenge for many healthcare systems. Three-way video calls from a secure video remote interpreting (VRI) platform is an effective solution.
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A sign language staff medical interpreter in a micro call center communicating with a woman.
  • Healthcare/Medical Interpreting

For Interpreting in Healthcare, the Future Is Here: And It’s Insourcing [Part 3]

In-person interpreting is still a critical service during the pandemic, but with in-person care volume down and virtual care volume up, language access managers will need to find a different way to use their skills.
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