Visual Communication Interpreting (VCI) is a woman-owned, small business established in July 2007 and accredited by the Better Business Bureau in 2011.
VCI has set the bar for professional excellence for interpreting in East Tennessee by utilizing the services of nationally certified American Sign Language interpreters, background checking and drug testing each interpreter, as well as insistence on integrity, confidentiality, and trust in every situation. Our interpreters are educated and highly skilled in their field.
Interpreters, through VCI, can be found in conference, business meeting, and court room settings as well as in mental health, hospital, general medical/dental, educational (public school through University) as well as concerts, theater, and entertainment venues across the southeast.
Satisfaction guaranteed because we choose to send the very best interpreters around.
VCI has set the bar for professional excellence for interpreting in East Tennessee by utilizing the services of nationally certified American Sign Language interpreters, background checking and drug testing each interpreter, as well as insistence on integrity, confidentiality, and trust in every situation. Our interpreters are educated and highly skilled in their field.
Interpreters, through VCI, can be found in conference, business meeting, and court room settings as well as in mental health, hospital, general medical/dental, educational (public school through University) as well as concerts, theater, and entertainment venues across the southeast.
Satisfaction guaranteed because we choose to send the very best interpreters around.
Served areas
- Knoxville, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, Georgia, Chattanooga, Bristol
Highlights and features
- Nationally Certified (RID) American Sign Language Interpreters and Transliterators
Associations and certifications
- Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID)
- Knoxville Tennessee Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (KTRID)
- Tennessee Association of the Deaf (TAD)
- National Association of the Deaf (NAD)
- Tennessee Association of Professional Interpreters and Transliterators (TAPIT)
- Kentucky Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (KCDHH) - KY Licensure
People
Ruann L. Wood
Owner/RID Certified ASL Interpreter
Ruann L. Wood, owner is a nationally certified (RID: NIC) American Sign Language interpreter through the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) and is a regular contributor to their professional publication entitled the RID VIEWS. She is a graduate of Portland Community College (PCC) in Portland, Oregon with a degree in ASL interpretation. Prior to that she attended a two year deaf studies program at Chattanooga State Community College, and is a current student at Tennessee Temple University pursuing her Bachelor's degree in ASL interpretation with a future goal of teaching classes and workshops on business ethics within the profession of interpreting.
Ruann has six years of professional interpreting experience. She continues to hone her skills through social interaction with the local deaf community as well as with continuing education via workshops and online classes. Ruann has chosen to devote herself personally and professionally to living and working with integrity, excellence and respect, exhibiting a smile and kind words about and to everyone. Ruann knows that without the deaf community our faithful customers and dedicated professional interpreters, VCI would not exist.
Ruann has six years of professional interpreting experience. She continues to hone her skills through social interaction with the local deaf community as well as with continuing education via workshops and online classes. Ruann has chosen to devote herself personally and professionally to living and working with integrity, excellence and respect, exhibiting a smile and kind words about and to everyone. Ruann knows that without the deaf community our faithful customers and dedicated professional interpreters, VCI would not exist.
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Reviews (3)
Darris Ward, MS
Jul 07, 2009
Nancy Newman
Jul 06, 2009
Michele DeFelice
Jul 06, 2009
Betty McBroom
Jul 03, 2009