Just like other professions in the medical field, healthcare interpreters aren’t static. Read on to find out more.
CLI Blog
The latest in language services
Bone-Chilling Nightmares that Will Make Any Remote Interpreter Tremble with Fear
Remote interpreters, what gives you nightmares?! Is it The Jokester? The Dreadful Disruptor? The Ghost Caller? All three?!
9 Terms You Need to Know about Effective Communication for Your Deaf Customers
If you work with the public, bookmark this post. These are the terms you’ll need to know when providing services to your deaf and hard of hearing customers.
This Land Was Made For You And Me…But Is It Accessible?
Everyone has a right to explore all the beauty the U.S. has to offer. And these organizations agree.
4 Facts You Need To Know about Freelance Interpreters
Freelance interpreters make up the vast majority of language service professionals. Learn more about the top need-to-know facts.
A Little Flexibility Can Take the Stress Out of Interpreting Remotely for Minors
Do you enjoy interpreting for minors or does the thought of it send you running for the hills? If you’re in the latter category, we’ve got a few tweaks that could help you change your tune.
Top Video Remote Interpreting Companies in the U.S.
Before partnering with a video remote interpreting company, scan our list of the top orgs in the U.S., and get ready to compare, contrast, and (critically) evaluate!
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.
Adding Telephone Interpretation to Your Call Center Is Smart. Here’s Why
Your call center agents will no longer have to awkwardly use the French they haven’t spoken since 7th grade if you add telephone interpreting services to your call center.
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.