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- Getting that Job 04/07/2019
- Why we Need Professional Interpreters in Health Care 02/20/2019
- Conferences are Only for Doctors, Right? 01/05/2019
- Weaving a Torn World Back Together 12/17/2018
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Tag Archives: interpreting
Getting that Job
by Cynthia E. Roat, MPH Past blogs on this site have talked about how community interpreters are contracted: as full- or part-time staff or as freelancers, working directly for healthcare or social service institutions or through language service providers (sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in Interpreters, Training
Tagged communication, community interpreting, interpreter training, interpreting
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A Day in the Life of a Community Interpreter
What’s it like to be a community interpreter? Before you go to the trouble to get trained and certified, don’t you wish you could tag along with someone first, just to see what it’s like? Well, here’s your chance. I … Continue reading
Posted in Interpreters, Taking care of business, Uncategorized
Tagged community interpreting, interpreter duties, interpreting, managing hectic schedules
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The World of a Community Interpreter
Question: In what profession can you assist at a birth, sign a family up for Medicaid, achieve justice for a victim of fraud, teach a patient to calculate his insulin dosage, get welfare benefits for a single mom, rescue a … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, community interpreting, facilitation, healthcare interpreting, interpreter training, interpreting
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