Born and raised in Argentina, at the age of 20, I moved to
the United States of America to pursue my education in translation and
interpretation. After graduating from Southern California School
of Interpretation, I became nationally certified by the Commission Certificate
of Healthcare Interpreters as a Certified Healthcare Interpreter (CHI)
in Spanish in 2014. I also received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Nebraska at Omaha in
English with concentration in Language Studies, and a certificate in Teaching
English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). At the same time, I
 successfully completed a certificate in Specialized Translation from
the University of California in San Diego – Extension, a program
that offers high-level instruction and professional training. I completed a
Master of Science in Translation from New York University that focuses on medical, legal,
financial, and audiovisual translation.

I provide translation services from English into Spanish as
well as interpreting services with high standards of professionalism. Working
as an interpreter and translator since 2014 has given me the opportunity to
experience different settings in the healthcare field, including disciplines
like Palliative Care, Intensive Care, Dermatology, Oncology, Neurology, among
others.

I have presented at national conferences about Interpreting
for Palliative Care in Pediatrics to prepare interpreters for different
sessions, especially those that are emotionally charged, while keeping in mind
the importance of self-care, self-awareness, and the understanding of the
subject.