If I know of a RID member who has a criminal conviction and may present a risk to vulnerable populations, and they are actively interpreting in the field, can I report them to EPS?

Q: If I know of a RID member who has a criminal conviction and may present a risk to vulnerable populations, and they are actively interpreting in the field, can I report them to EPS?

[fusion_youtube id="ovAuEsfPgNs" alignment="left" width="" height="" autoplay="false" mute="false" api_params="" title_attribute="" video_facade="" margin_top="" margin_bottom="" hide_on_mobile="small-visibility,medium-visibility,large-visibility" class="" css_id="" structured_data="off" video_upload_date="" video_duration="" video_title="" video_desc=""][/fusion_youtube] Yes, you may report them to RID’s EPS, and RID will investigate.

If I know of a RID member who has a criminal conviction and may present a risk to vulnerable populations, and they are actively interpreting in the field, can I report them to EPS?

Yes, you may report them to RID’s EPS, and RID will investigate.

Jenelle Bloom2023-10-10T18:53:38+00:00October 10, 2023|EPS Reform|Comments Off

If I know of a RID member who has a criminal conviction and may present a risk to vulnerable populations, and they are actively interpreting in the field, can I report them to EPS?

If I know of a RID member who has a criminal conviction and may present a risk to vulnerable populations, and they are actively interpreting in the field, can I report them to EPS?

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