All HANDS IN MOTION Professional Sign Language Interpreters LLC Information

We have been providing communication services to Deaf/Hard of Hearing and Hearing individuals, non-profit organizations, universities, hospitals, law firms, and corporations in the New York City metropolitan area since January 2006. Established by Janice B. Rimler, a nationally certified sign language interpreter and nationally certified American Sign Language (ASL) instructor, All HANDS IN MOTION represents the best interests of Deaf/Hard of Hearing people, the companies for which they work, the universities they attend, the doctor's visited, the every day situations faced. Conversely, All HANDS IN MOTION provides communication access for those Hearing indivduals who can not directly communicate with their Deaf colleague, patient, friend, student, client. The professionals represented: Interpreters and Transcribers, work in their respective teams on assignments that complement experience, competency, and interest. Janice B. Rimler has been involved in the New York City Deaf Community since 1981, socially and professionally. She has been an Executive Board member of New York Deaf Theatre, held several Board positions in the local chapter of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (NYC METRO R.I.D.) including President; Board member of the New York City chapter of American Sign Language Teachers Association, and has volunteered in other areas of the Community. Although currently retired from teaching ASL, Janice taught for New York Society for the Deaf; privately; and for the City University of New York beginning in 1986. In 1989, she became the first Coordinator of Interpreter Services at New York City College of Technology/ City University of New York. At "CITY TECH" a team of interpreters, experienced and new to the profession was created during her tenure. In addition to her coordination responsibilities, Janice created and implemented professional development workshops and seminars, recruiting the presenters from the local Deaf and Interpreter Communities. An ardent supporter of upcoming interpreters, internship opportunities for students of interpreting from the CUNY/SUNY IEP were offered.