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Physician In The Making “I really enjoy working for Linguava and I’m impressed by the dedication and passion that has gone into improving the access and quality of interpreting services we provide to patients in the area.  I really pride myself on the professionalism I deliver and how that translates [...] Read more

About Koy An interpreter has many challenges to face when going into an appointment.  The uncertainty of not knowing exactly what type of appointment we’re walking into can build up mixed emotions. Emotions such as excitement, nervousness, confidence and so much more.  I have been interpreting Mien since October 2017 [...] Read more

Get a quick glimpse into the obstacles and accomplishments interpreters experience on a daily basis through this short documentary, A Day In The Life Of A Freelance Health Care Interpreter featuring Sam Espindola. Video courtesy of: Oregon Health Care Interpreters Association. Read more

We’re extremely passionate about diversity and the wide range of languages we get to work with on a daily basis. We interviewed Diego, our graphic designer and got his take on What’s so exciting about translations?  See what he had to say. Read more

At Linguava, we focus on more than just the bottom line. We are not just driven by goals and values, but rather by What Inspires Us. Watch what our team members say about what inspires them to go Above & Beyond for our clients. Read more

Please join David Brackett, our President, Jacqueline Lee, our Operations Manager, and Danielle Morales, our Interpreter Relations Manager, for the second open Interpreter Forum for you to ask questions and have a dialogue around industry related topics. Please submit topics that are of interest to you upon RSVPing from the link below You may join [...] Read more

Our third quarter has been an amazing roller coaster ride. We couldn’t be happier to be in our new home and start another phase along with our interpreters, translators and team members. Hear what our CEO has to say about this great third quarter! Read more

By Tim Fausch, ER Communications While in his early twenties, David Brackett traveled thousands of miles to change the diapers of infants and work in the Quito Dump Daycare. Diaper duty wasn’t highlighted in his short-term volunteer job description, but David went to Ecuador willing to serve others – even [...] Read more