Remaining 100% stress-free might be an impossible task as an interpreter, but it’s important not to forget about your own emotional well-being. Discover some crucial self-care tips now! […]
Interpreters
CMI Certification Promotes Patient Safety in Healthcare Interpreting
Certified medical interpreters (CMIs) are a hot commodity. Learn more about the National Board’s CMI program now. […]
4 Things We Learned from CCHI’s First-Ever Summit
Language industry heavyweights gathered to discuss trends in healthcare interpreting at CCHI’s first-ever National Healthcare Interpreter Certification Summit. […]
Interpreters Gain Recognition, Advantage with CCHI Certification
The Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters (CCHI) is nationally accredited certification program for healthcare interpreters. Get an inside look at the benefits of CCHI certification. […]
4 Facts You Need To Know about Freelance Interpreters
Freelance interpreters and translators make up the vast majority of language service professionals. Learn more about the top need-to-know facts. […]
6 of the Top Questions About Interpreting Services Answered
Interpreting services’ most frequently asked questions. Find out the answers to FAQs about pricing, language identification, call analytics, and more. […]
Top 5 Things Video Remote Interpreters Can’t Live Without
Our staff interpreters have compiled the 5 most important things video remote interpreters need to do their job. From headsets to poise, we have you covered.
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How Experienced Interpreters Prep for CMS Call Center Monitoring
CMS call center monitoring keeps interpreters on their toes. Find out how the experts stay calm, cool, and collected during this busy time for call centers. […]
In Healthcare, When Are Video Interpreters Preferable to Telephone Interpreters
Find out the benefits of both video and telephone interpreting, and how to know which is best for your interaction in healthcare.
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Telemedicine and Interpreting Share Roots in the Telephone
Telemedicine and the telephone seem like opposites — one more modern, the other a relic — but the two share a history with language access in common. […]