Navajo Translators in Connecticut

A former educator from the Navajo Nation, I transitioned into full-time Navajo translation after 22 years of teaching, bringing strong communication skills and cultural sensitivity to every assignment.

I deliver professional Navajo translation services for the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, including clinical trial documentation, regulatory submissions, patient information leaflets, and informed consent forms. Every translation undergoes rigorous quality assurance for accuracy and compliance.

I carry professional liability insurance, maintain strict confidentiality protocols, and treat every Navajo translation assignment — large or small — with the same level of professionalism.

With roots in the Navajo Nation and a degree from Dine College, I have been working as a professional Navajo translator for 12 years, serving clients across the country.

My translation practice serves the hospitality, tourism, and aviation industries — I provide Navajo to English and English to Navajo translation for training manuals, safety briefings, guest communications, and regulatory documentation.

I hold state and federal court certification as a Navajo translator and have been qualified as an expert in legal translation in numerous court proceedings.

Trained at Dine College and fluent in Navajo since childhood, I bring both academic rigor and native-speaker intuition to every translation project I take on.

My professional Navajo translation services focus on the energy and environmental sector, including environmental impact assessments, drilling reports, regulatory compliance documents, and safety training materials between English and Navajo.

My approach combines linguistic precision with genuine cultural competence — I do not just convert words between Navajo and English, I ensure the full meaning and intent are preserved.

Graduating from Northern Arizona University with honors, I launched my career in Navajo translation and have spent the last 23 years building a reputation for excellence and reliability.

My focus is medical translation — I work as a certified Navajo translator in hospitals, clinics, and telehealth settings, ensuring HIPAA-compliant communication between healthcare providers and Navajo-speaking patients. From informed consent to discharge instructions, accuracy saves lives.

Available for on-site, remote, and telephone Navajo translation assignments, I offer flexible scheduling to accommodate urgent and after-hours requests.

Growing up in Window Rock, I was immersed in Navajo language and culture from birth, and after completing my studies at Northern Arizona University, I pursued professional translation as my calling.

Focused on legal translation, I offer professional Navajo translation services for law firms, covering depositions, witness preparation, trial proceedings, and document review. My understanding of both common-law and civil-law systems makes me a valuable asset for cross-border litigation.

I am an ATA-certified Navajo translator and active member of the American Translators Association, committed to the highest ethical and professional standards in every translation assignment.

I come from a long line of multilingual professionals in Tuba City, the Navajo Nation, and chose to honor that heritage by becoming a certified Navajo translator.

I provide over-the-phone and video remote translation as a certified Navajo translator, supporting hospitals, courts, insurance companies, and government agencies with on-demand professional Navajo translation services available on short notice.

Entrusted with high-profile cases by leading law firms and Fortune 500 companies, I bring 6 years of discretion and excellence to every Navajo translation project.

I was born in Window Rock, the Navajo Nation, and moved to the U.S. as a teenager — an experience that taught me the critical role a skilled Navajo translator plays in people's lives.

Immigration law is at the heart of my practice — I provide Navajo to English translation for asylum hearings, bond hearings, removal proceedings, and attorney-client consultations. I am deeply familiar with immigration terminology and the emotional weight these cases carry.

I hold a sworn translator designation recognized by consulates and embassies, enabling me to provide notarized Navajo translation accepted internationally.