Common use of INTERPRETER SELECTION Clause in Contracts

INTERPRETER SELECTION. a. The Contractor shall make every effort to fill a Request with an Interpreter who is suitable for the job based on the following factors: i. Language and communication style of the Consumer(s); ii. Interpreter(s) meets facility specific requirements; iii. Interpreter(s) meets all Appointment specific requirements; iv. Preferred Interpreter indicated by the Consumer(s) and/or Purchaser; v. Additional known issues presented by the Consumer(s), if any, that might affect communication, including but not limited to: physical, visual, developmental, or mental health condition; 1. A Deaf Interpreter should be used in situations that determine the next course of action for a Customer, including but not limited to the following types of Appointments: psychiatric evaluation; psychological, neuropsychological or forensic evaluation; assessment for independent living; administrative hearings; and/or trainings.

INTERPRETER SELECTION. a. The Contractor shall make every effort to fill a Request with an Interpreter who is suitable for the job based on the following factors: i. Language and communication style of the Consumer(s); ii. Interpreter(s) meets facility specific requirements; iii. Interpreter(s) meets all Appointment specific requirements; iv. Preferred Interpreter indicated by the Consumer(s) and/or Purchaser; v. Additional known issues presented by the Consumer(s), if any, that might affect communication, including but not limited to: physical, visual, developmental, or mental health condition; 1. A Deaf Interpreter should be used in situations that determine the next course of action for a Customer, including but not limited to the following types of AppointmentsAappointments: psychiatric evaluation; psychological, neuropsychological or forensic evaluation; assessment for independent living; administrative hearings; and/or trainings.