NMTIA is a professional association dedicated to serving the needs of all language professionals in New Mexico. We are a non-profit, volunteer-based organization, founded over 30 years ago. We hold bimonthly meetings, which also usually include an hour of continuing education training for our members.
Membership is open to all those interested in the interpreting and translation professions, regardless of the stage in their professional career or certification status. We offer discounted membership to students. We currently have over 100 members. NMTIA has a long track record of working with other organizations to promote Language Access within the State.
Membership is open to all those interested in the interpreting and translation professions, regardless of the stage in their professional career or certification status. We offer discounted membership to students. We currently have over 100 members. NMTIA has a long track record of working with other organizations to promote Language Access within the State.
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Here you can search the current member database of the New Mexico Translators & Interpreters Association, to find the right professional based on your needs. Member profiles include a full list of certifications and bios, where you can learn more about each member's professional background. The less specific you are, the more options you will find.
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If you are new to the world of translating and interpretation, a variety of questions can come up when you're looking for the best professional to suit your needs. What is the difference between a translator and an interpreter? A translator transforms written text from one language to another. Translators receive certifications based on their ability to translate languages in one direction at a time (i.e. from Spanish to English).
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Fulfillment of professional organization membership requirement for NM certified court interpreters. FAQ's - We've answered many of the most common questions asked about professional translators and interpreters. Useful Links - Articles, dictionaries and other great online resources for language professionals.
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The Denver County Court (DCC) is seeking a court interpreter. Duties include: Interpret fluently in court proceedings, trials, mediations, hearings, etc for Spanish-language cases, both in person and remotely via various virtual platforms. Schedule/coordinate independent contract interpreter coverage.
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Your registration and payment must be processed before your profile is activated. As soon as your profile is activated, you will receive a welcome email inviting you to create your online profile. Filling out your profile: While you're filling out your listing, keep in mind that your online listing is meant to attract new customers.
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