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CASL INTERPRETING
Qualified interpreters providing ACES: Access, Clarity, Ease, and Satisfaction | 24/7 Services Available
ASL INTERPRETING SERVICES
Due to accessibility laws and progressive employers and service providers understanding the importance of inclusivity, interpreting services are becoming increasingly necessary in today’s workplace. Whether you work at a medical clinic, own your own business, or teach at a school, you’ll likely require interpreting for your patients, clients, or students at some point. When you do, CASL Interpreting can provide the ASL interpreting services you need to connect barrier free with Deaf, hard of hearing, and Deaf-Blind people.
WHY CHOOSE US?
With more than 30 years of experience, our agency has the knowledge and resources needed to help you find the right interpreter for your situation. Over the years, we’ve built up a strong network of sign language interpreters with dynamic skill sets, all of whom are highly qualified. Our agency and contracted interpreters stand firmly on the pillars set in place by the Code of Professional Conduct (CPC)
as enforced by Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID). With us on your side, it’s easy to connect and communicate meaningfully and seamlessly.
RID’S CPC TENETS
- Interpreters adhere to standards of confidential information.
- Interpreters possess the professional skills and knowledge required for specific interpreting situations.
- Interpreters conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to the specific interpreting situation.
- Interpreters demonstrate respect for consumers.
- Interpreters demonstrate respect for colleagues, interns, and students of the profession.
- Interpreters maintain ethical business practices.
- Interpreters engage in professional development.
EXPLORE OUR SERVICES
On-Site Community Interpreting
The term “community interpreting” refers to interpreting services in the settings in a community. Examples of this could be in clinical or medical settings, social service settings, legal settings, places of employment, etc. No matter if interpreting takes place in the community or educational arena, all of CASL Interpreting’s contracted interpreters demonstrate fluency and understand the nuances of the fields in which they interpret. For example, community interpreters working in a medical setting must understand the cultural aspects of the process, as well as be familiar with medical proceedings and terminology. This principle applies to all types of interpreting whether they be legal, social service related, educational, etc.
Conference Interpreting
Conference interpreters provide communication access for group gatherings. The events usually take place in arenas, conference centers, large hotels with meeting rooms and ballrooms, and large venues suited for conferences and large gatherings. Depending on the conference and number of attendees who depend on interpreters for access, conference interpreting may require different sized teams of interpreters allowing the Deaf, hard of hearing, and Deaf-Blind participants access that is equal to the hearing participants. Conferences usually include keynote and plenary sessions, and break-out sessions, where different participants may be in multiple places.
Video Remote Interpreting
Do you need to connect with a consumer or employee but want to be mindful of social distancing? Perhaps the appointment can't allow for onsite interpreting for another reason. A remote interpreter, connected through two-way video software such as FaceTime or Zoom, may be exactly what you need to bridge the gap. Even if an interpreter is not located reasonably near you, thanks to today’s technology, you can still take advantage of professional interpreting services and communicate at a distance. Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) is not suitable for every interpreted situation. Get in touch with one of CASL Interpreting’s advisors to help you determine the kind of interpreting that will provide the best access to the people with whom you need to communicate.
GET YOUR FREE ESTIMATE TODAY
No two situations are alike. Every Deaf, hard of hearing, or Deaf-Blind person has different needs and preferences—that’s why our agency offers many different ASL interpretation services. To find out which is best suited for your situation, reach out to request a free estimate. We can help you learn whether you’re obligated to provide a sign language interpreter, whether an interpreter’s presence is necessary, and which of our services is right for you.
Contact us today to find out more about the different ASL interpreting services available through our agency. We proudly serve businesses throughout the United States, with an emphasis on those in Coachella Valley.
