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Expansion International is partnering with a healthcare interpreting and language services provider to recruit Portuguese-speaking Medical Video Remote Interpreters for remote US healthcare sessions.
You will interpret between English and Portuguese on camera, with training provided; prior interpreting experience is a bonus but not required. This role requires a quiet home workspace and availability for US Eastern Time night shifts.
Expansion International is partnering with our client, a healthcare interpreting and language services provider, to build out a team of Medical Video Remote Interpreters across multiple languages, including Portuguese. This is a newly scaling programme, so we are recruiting a number of interpreters as our client grows its remote interpreting capacity across the US healthcare system.
The role sits fully remote and connects healthcare professionals with patients who are more comfortable communicating in a language other than English, primarily through video, with occasional over‑the‑phone sessions.
This is a genuine route into a career in medical interpreting. Full training is provided, and previous professional interpreting experience is a bonus rather than a requirement, provided you can demonstrate strong bilingual fluency and a real understanding of what interpreting involves.
As a Portuguese Speaking Interpreter, you will facilitate clear, accurate communication between English speaking healthcare providers and Portuguese speaking patients, without adding, omitting, or changing the meaning of what is said. Sessions take place on camera, so a professional presence and a dedicated, quiet workspace are essential.
This is a client facing role. You will interact directly with patients and healthcare professionals in sensitive, and sometimes high pressure, medical situations, so composure, confidentiality, and cultural sensitivity matter as much as language skill.
Candidates go through a structured evaluation process (resume review, phone interview, recorded prescreen, a medical interpreting proficiency assessment, and a final interview), and successful candidates complete a foundations training programme before starting live sessions.
Experience with any of the following would be advantageous but is not essential:
We are particularly interested in professionals who have experience working in: