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As a six-year medical doctor (OBGYN) from Saigon, Vietnam, immigrant to the US, and California resident for nine years, I have profoundly sensed the importance of acculturation in American multicultural life. I have voluntarily and consciously treasured and preserved my bi-cultural background because I realize how remarkable different minority cultures (e.g. Vietnamese-American) have contributed to enrich this multicultural wealth. Over six years working in different American medical facilities as an interpreter and in other positions, I have accumulated valuable experiences and nurtured the idea of helping poor Vietnamese-American LEPs to access health care more efficiently and so be able to improve their quality of life. I found freelance medical interpreter very attractive since its unique characteristics are challenging to OTP interpreters bringing many benefits to clients, LEPs at the same time it gives me a wide range and flexibility for the business. I am a certified professional medical interpreter, working as an independent contractor and freelancer. On a higher level, I am now ECFMG certified and eligible to enter MD residency training. Besides my large and resourceful medical terminology vocabulary, natural sciences (Biology, chemistry, mathematics, social sciences, biochemistry, genetics, etc.) continuing medical self-education, and substance as a strong critical thinker and a motivated medical professional, I have profound medical knowledge. My interpretation service has definitely achieved a superlative quality of accuracy, transparency, fluency, professionalism, politeness in respect to the natural course of communication and the compliance of HIPPA.

I am a recent graduate from Portland State University in General Science and am also a premedical student awaiting a response from medical schools in the 2011-2012 application cycle.I had seven years of education in Vietnam and so far nine years in the US. Coming to the US at the age of thirteen, I have and still continue to make a habit of learning everything I come across in these two languages simultaneously. Though having only over a year experience in the field, I make it my goal to provide the highest quality translation and interpretation for my clients.

I translate from Vietnamese into English and from English into Vietnamese, handling documents across biology, business, gaming, legal, medical and pharmaceutical, social sciences, and telecommunications. My interpreting services cover consecutive and simultaneous modes for on-site, telephone, and video remote settings. Accuracy and clarity drive my approach to every assignment, whether converting complex technical texts or facilitating real-time dialogue. I adapt my workflow to meet the specific demands of each subject matter and communication environment.

I am a native speaker of Vietnamese. I have a Bachelor degree in English, and have acquired additional English language skills in the USA through study and living. I hold a Master of Science in Accounting & Information Systems from Middle Tennessee State University (Murfreesboro TN). I have done translation and interpreting working in a corporate setting in Vietnam (translation from Vietnamese to English, and English to Vietnamese).

As a Vietnamese interpreter for over 10 years, I have done simultaneous interpretation that requires constant interaction with clients. I have also transcribed and reviewed translation projects from Vietnamese to English with a team of linguists to deliver 7 projects within strict deadlines. Last but not least, I have recently graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. I would like to leverage my language skills, work experience, and knowledge in business-finance to add value as a contributing member of your team.

I am a young, experienced translator with 4 years of overseas experience in Vietnam working in the fields of business and real estate, as well as academic publishing. My Vietnamese proficiency is backed by a proficiency certificate (Vietnam National University) and a number of published translations and articles.

I have been a Vietnamese interpreter for the past 7 years in Phoenix AZ and have now relocated to Los Angeles CA. I am an experienced vietnamese-interpretation">Vietnamese interpreter and have covered almost every type of conversation via over the phone, video, and in person. My favorite part as an interpreter is the rewarding feeling of helping people with their language barriers. I am more productive as an interpreter when I am interpreting on-site, face to face.