The significance of Over the phone Interpretation (OPI) in connecting clients to their customers or patients cannot be overstated, particularly in the current era of global connectivity.
As businesses and healthcare providers strive to serve an increasingly diverse clientele, linguistic barriers can present a considerable obstacle to effective communication.
Over the Phone Interpretation (OPI) is rapidly becoming a vital resource for healthcare facilities seeking to accommodate patients with limited English proficiency (LEP). In this piece we’ll explore how over the phone interpreters are redefining the doctor’s office.
Language barriers in insurance have become a prevalent issue for a significant and expanding demographic of individuals with limited proficiency in English in America.
Interpreting has taken on an even more critical role since the pandemic and taken center stage in many of the political talks, negotiations and debates that so many of us follow on a daily basis.
But did you know that there are distinct separations in the types of interpreting fields that interpreters find themselves in?
In this piece we’ll explore the differences between community interpreting and non-community interpreting.
Communication is a crucial part of any organization! Many people that don’t have the right approach or care in communicating with Non-English speaking or English Language Learning staff can become easily frustrated.
This can impair the communication between individuals and management that is necessary for effective decision-making, planning and executing projects, or even simply understanding a company’s culture and mission.
In any company, good communication is key.
And how can we ensure that when we deal with a multinational staff?
Modern workforce is more diverse than ever, with bilingual, multilingual and LEP (Limited English Proficiency) employees. This is especially true in the USA, where international and multilingual teams are pretty common.
We catch up with our Community Engagement Representative Karen about her recent 88 day journey around the globe! We get the full report from our globetrotting team member as she details her trips and the challenges and joys she faced as a deaf woman traveling numerous countries alone. Let’s get in to our piece, “Where in the world is Karen Carragher?”
Interpreting has taken on an even more critical role since the pandemic and taken center stage in many of the political talks, negotiations and debates that so many of us follow on a daily basis.
But did you know that there are distinct separations in the types of interpreting fields that interpreters find themselves in?
In this piece we’ll explore the differences between community interpreting and non-community interpreting.
It’s critical that we as a nation support our college students that are English Learners (EL) and Deaf & Hard of Hearing (Deaf & HoH).According to the National Association for the Deaf, 1.3% of all currently enrolled college students are Deaf. A broader public school statistic from the National Center for Education Statistics puts some 10.4% (or 5.1 million students) in the category of students learning spoken English.
Interpreting has taken on an even more critical role since the pandemic and taken center stage in many of the political talks, negotiations and debates that so many of us follow on a daily basis.
But did you know that there are distinct separations in the types of interpreting fields that interpreters find themselves in?
In this piece we’ll explore the differences between community interpreting and non-community interpreting.
You have an important call with a potential client in days and don’t speak their language…a patient is in dire need to communicate a time-sensitive ailment to you, but you don’t know Cantonese…You ask yourself “Where can I find an interpreter?”.
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