The signs that Todd mentions are one of the trademarks of The Crooked Road. They prominently feature a 5-string banjo looming over a mountain and winding trail, perfectly representing the road itself and the music included along the trail.
Medical interpreters provide language services to non-English-speaking patients to help them communicate with doctors, nurses and other medical staff. They might be employed by medical facilities or interpreter agencies, or they might choose to operate their own businesses.
Required Skills, Education and Training for Medical Interpreters: Most interpreters have at least a high school diploma. A college degree is not required, but many interpreters and translators do have a college degree. A medical interpreter must speak fluently in at least two languages, normally English and one other language.