ASL Sign Language Interpreting

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ASL Sign Language Interpreting Services

CIL Jacksonville provides the missing link in communication between companies and clients who are Deaf and hard-of-hearing. When you hire a CIL sign language interpreter, you are receiving the best communication with the highest standard of quality.

CIL PLEDGES to provide clients, interpreters and business a quality sign language experience. As a nonprofit organization, choosing a CIL interpreter supports programs for people with disabilities living in our community.

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For a quote, please email interpretings @CILJacksonville.org.

SERVICES & RATES

Tier 1 ($70/hour): employment, education, doctor, dentist, physical therapy, x-ray, mental health, surgery, pre-op meetings, platform interpreting, deaf & blind, deaf & low-vision, hard-of-hearing & low-vision, primarily voice interpreting, medical-related training, heavy technical content,

Tier 2 ($78/hour): Initial consult, attorney/client meeting, signing legal docs, court-ordered meetings/classes, trials, depositions, interrogations. Tri-lingual interpreting services, two or more of Tier 1 scenarios (i.e. employment and primarily voice interpreting, medical and deaf/Blind

SCHEDULING POLICIES

Please place your request as soon as possible; 3 business days is preferred but not required.

When interpreter services are needed for more than 2 hours, 2 interpreters are required.

CIL will bill in full for “no shows” or assignments canceled in less than 2 business days.

If either party does not show up, interpreters are only required to stay 15 minutes per hour scheduled.

Two-hour minimum per assignment.

CANCELATION POLICY

Please email InterpretingS@CILJacksonville.org to cancel an assignment. Assignments canceled with less than 48 hours notice will still be billed.

OTHER FEES

Portal to Portal ($70/hour): Interpreter time spent traveling to an assignment. Billed in increments of 15 minutes.

Upon submitting a request, you agree that interest will be charged at 0.5% per month, per Florida Statute Section 55.03 for invoices that are not paid within forty (40) days.

QUESTIONS ?

If you have any additional questions please email our scheduling department at InterpretingS@CILJacksonville.org.

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We are proud to be the areas most trusted source for ASL sign language interpreting. Through an extensive group of qualified interpreters, CIL Jacksonville provides the perfect partnership of quality service and ASL communication.

Money Well Spent

When your company pays for a CIL interpreter, your company supports community-based programs and services for people with disabilities.

Thank you!

Best of the Best

All CIL interpreters maintain a Level 2 background clearance through the Agency for Health Care Administration.

Our Bar is Set High

Each of our interpreters are required to complete continuing education units (CEUs), annually. Our interpreters follow a strict code of ethics set by the National Association of the Deaf.

Meet Sherry Bell

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Grandmother Sherry Bell was born Deaf and it hasn’t stopped her from having goals for herself or her family. She is extremely proud of her three children – one who is a college graduate, one who is attending college and one who is in the military. They are all keenly aware of her mantra that ‘deaf people can do everything that hearing people can do.’

Bell came to CIL Jacksonville for assistance and ended up working with the deaf clients to help them find employment. From there, her CIL Coordinator helped her find a job that Sherry felt was a better fit. Today Sherry works for Pitney Bowes in the Quality Control department.

“I have a lot of goals for myself,” she adds. “I want to be a good role model for the deaf community and I want deaf people to have the same attitude that I do – be assertive.”

Sherry wears hearing aids and communicates with the assistance of a sign language interpreter. Her motivation and willingness to engage with the community are a testament to her spirit.