About
Cariño Interpreting

I learned firsthand the need for skilled language professionals two decades ago. While in nursing school in Los Angeles, I would assist doctors and medical students in rounds at the county hospital. They asked me and other bilingual junior clinicians to interpret for their patients. Within a couple of weeks, my colleagues were asking for me by name.

After becoming a licensed vocational nurse, I went back to school to study interpretation and translation. The State Personnel Board of California certified me to interpret in medical settings for injured workers.

Soon the Judicial Council of California certified me as a court interpreter. Now I also work in the federal system, having earned certification from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Our state speaks many languages, and that’s just as true under oath.

Some of my favorite assignments have been in Mexican Sign Language, a language I learned in Mexico amid efforts to teach deaf people and their family members to communicate using standardized signs.

My skill in this language fills a rare, highly intermittent, but much needed niche. For me, it may be a two-hour job. For them, it may change their entire life.

Federally Certified Court Interpreter

Earned certification from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts

State Certified Court Interpreter

Earned certification from the Judicial Council of California

State Certified Medical Interpreter

Earned certification from the State Personnel Board of California certified to interpret in medical settings for injured workers

10,000+

Interpretation & Translations facilitated between limited-english and english speakers to date.

884

In the past year, this is the number of different Cariño interpreting jobs we handled in California. These jobs were in 12 different languages

I am grateful every day for the opportunity to communicate in different languages for a living.

Marybel Cariño
Cariño Interpreting Has Been

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For over 15 years, Marybel and her family have facilitated over 10,000 interpretations and translations in over 12 different languages including Spanish, Tagalog, Mandarin and Russian.

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