Experienced Spanish Interpreter
About the job
- At least 6–12 months of experience in remote medical interpretation.
- C1 English proficiency demonstrated through EF SET 4-Skill, TOEFL, or CAE.
- Mastery of medical and customer service terminology.
- HIPAA and FWA certification, or willingness to obtain them.
- A clean background check.
- A hardwired Ethernet connection; Wi-Fi is not acceptable.
- A USB noise-canceling headset.
- A computer running Windows 10 or later with at least 4 GB of RAM.
- A private, quiet workspace.
- Availability to meet the monthly minimum interpreted-minutes requirement.
- Provide accurate consecutive interpretation, primarily for medical settings and also for social services, customer care, and financial clients.
- Maintain complete impartiality and confidentiality while interpreting.
- Start with over-the-phone interpretation and transition to video remote interpretation.
- ALTA certification at 9+ or LanguageStat/PICSI certification at 75%–80% or higher, issued within the last 12 months.
About the company
Kreato Global translates documents and interprets conversations for organizations that need to communicate across languages for their patients, customers and communities. Its linguists connect speakers by phone, video or in person, covering both immediate requests and scheduled appointments. The business also adapts written content to local cultures, so organizations can use messages suited to audiences in different countries. Clients purchase language services for medical visits, legal matters and customer support, with interpreters working across spoken languages and American Sign Language. Founded in 2020, Kreato Global is headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
St. Petersburg, FL
Founded
2020
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Mandarin newcomers get paid preparation: Kreato lists three weeks of certified training without requiring prior interpreting experience.
- LATAM Spanish interpreters get paid queue time: eligible logged-in hours include waiting, subject to program terms.
- Recruitment contractors earn limited paid leave: Kreato grants five days annually after completing one year.
What critics are saying
- Mandarin schedules include overnight options: Kreato aligns shifts with US Pacific and Eastern time zones.
- Spanish interpreter onboarding has equipment gates: Kreato requires wired Ethernet and client-approved USB headsets.
- Recruitment contractors lack payroll benefits: Kreato excludes local statutory employment benefits and assigns tax compliance to contractors.
What makes Kreato Global unique
- Translation has separate review stages: Kreato uses translation, editing and proofreading before completing client work.
- Localization extends to imagery: Kreato specialists select or create visuals suited to target cultures.
- Kreato supports different meeting formats: consecutive interpretation handles pauses, while simultaneous interpretation follows speakers in real time.
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