How Do You Find A Freelance Sign Language Interpreter?
The business case is simple: private practice interpreters are dependable, flexible, professional, and make your request their priority. In many markets, they charge less than half of agency rates. If you have never contracted an interpreter before, the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf is a good place to start. The national directory can be found at is www.rid.org. Look on the left side in a purple box for [Find an Interpreter/Member]. For the widest net, enter your local area code, choose “Certified” under Category and set the Freelance Status to “Yes”. Alternatively, your state may provide a directory–see links below. If your search is successful, a list of names will appear. Most interpreters advertise their contact information, and some even have websites where you can view their terms. Click on the first names to view the records and gather e-mail addresses. If your list is too short, clear the “Certified” option to include Associate members. The more logistics you include i
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