Precautions for Sign Language Interpreters Working COVID-19 Response Assignments
Association of Medical Professionals with Hearing Loss shares the precautions for ASL interpreters working in COVID-19 response assignments. How to protect yourself now, including:
-What to know before you go
-Bring your own PPE
-Other items to bring
-Arrival times
-Reading the signs
-Greeting your DHHDB clients
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