Deaf Interpreters Sample Clauses

Deaf Interpreters. Whether a Deaf Interpreter is needed for a particular appointment is subject for agreement between the Authorized Requestor and the Contractor. Deaf Interpreters should be used in situations where the customer is known to use idiosyncratic non-standard signs or gestures that are known as “home signs” or for foreign sign language and where the customer’s health and or freedom might be at stake.
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Deaf Interpreters. Adjust the hourly rate for deaf interpreters to the following scale based on their American Sign Language (ASL) certification: Uncertified $7.50 Xxxxx 0 $16.00 Xxxxx 0 $18.00 Xxxxx 0 $22.00 Level 4/NAD 3 $25.00 Level 5/NAD 4 $29.00 RID CI or RID CN/NAD 5 $33.00 RID CSC or CI/CT $35.00

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