The Interpreter Life

I am a certified (Class A) court interpreter and an experienced medical interpreter as well. I have created curriculum to train interpreters of all levels.

Not everyone appreciates the difference between “bilingual” and “interpreter”.  Ask me, I would be happy to explain. One of my goals is to help interpreters reach a new level of professional standards. Our present and future depend on coming together and working toward a common goal: doing what needs to be done to create better conditions for our clients, reaching higher in our standards, and continually improving our skills.

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