Using Family Members as Interpreters Could Put a Patient at Risk

It is not uncommon for non-English speaking patients to use their family members or friends as “interpreters” during medical emergencies or routine visits. However, this practice is completely inadvisable for patients and can also prove to be a major liability for medical institutions. Read more to learn...

How to become a Professional Interpreter?

The demand for foreign language interpreters has been increasing as the years pass. To make yourself even more competitive in the field, here are 5 key qualities every professional interpreter should have.  These are just as imperative to the question of how to become an interpreter. So read...

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