i hold a BBA in Management and have been a professional interpreter for over three years. Specializing in medical, legal, insurance, and banking sectors, I have supported countless patients and clients by bridging communication gaps and ensuring clear understanding in critical, often sensitive, situations.
I am a dedicated professional with a strong educational background in Business Administration, holding a BBA in Management. Over the last three years, I have built a successful career as a specialized interpreter, focusing on key industries such as medical, legal, insurance, and banking. My journey into interpreting has allowed me to blend my management education with real-world applications of cross-cultural communication, problem-solving, and mediation, helping clients and professionals navigate complex interactions with confidence and clarity.
Professional Experience as an Interpreter
For the past three years, I have been working as a professional interpreter, specializing in medical, legal, insurance, and banking sectors. In these fields, the stakes are high, and the margin for error is small. Misunderstandings can lead to costly legal ramifications, incorrect medical treatments, denied insurance claims, or financial miscommunication, which is why my role is crucial.
Medical Interpreting:
In medical settings, I assist healthcare professionals and patients by ensuring that language is never a barrier to receiving the best possible care. Many of the patients I work with have limited proficiency in English, and I serve as the bridge that allows them to communicate their symptoms, concerns, and medical histories clearly. Likewise, I ensure that doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals can explain diagnoses, treatment plans, and medication instructions accurately and comprehensively. The role is emotionally demanding, as I often deal with patients during critical and sometimes life-threatening moments. It requires compassion, precision, and an in-depth understanding of medical terminology in both languages.