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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?!

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.

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.

‘Communication Should Feel Like a Warm Hug’ and Other Stuff We Learned at LEO’s Conference

CLI’s QA lead and certified Spanish interpreter Marisol attends Linguist Education Online’s conference and shares her insights from the event.

Learning About LGTBQ+ History Can Make You a Better Interpreter

Pride is a month-long celebration commemorating the Stonewall riots of 1969. Even though we’ve come a long way since then, more needs to be done to ensure equality for all.

Keep These Things in Mind When Interpreting for Mental Health Interactions

Mental health interactions, like other interpreting scenarios, require interpreting know-how and a solid understanding of the code of professional ethics.

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.… Continue reading Why We Love Our Freelance Interpreters and Think You Will Too

Medical Questionnaires: Their Importance in Patient Care and How to Maneuver Them as a Medical Interpreter

New to remote medical interpreting? Our QA team is here with tips and best practices to help make the transition as smooth as possible. This week, they tackle medical questionnaires.

Ignored No More: Voices Shine through Black American Sign Language

Black American Sign Language (BASL) is a vibrant language that has existed on the fringe for far too long. Now, Black Deaf youth are changing that. Read about the history of BASL along with an interview with ASL interpreter Rashana.

Be the Best Video Remote Interpreter You Can Be. Here’s How

CLI’s QA specialists make transitioning from on-site interpreting to video remote interpreting a piece of cake with these helpful tips.

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.

The Historical Events that Put Language Interpretation on the Map

The history of language interpreting hasn’t been explored in depth, but what we do know is clear: Interpreters have played a vital role throughout history.

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