About Coman Certified Interpreting
Experience You Can Trust. Communication Access That Works.
Coman Certified Interpreting, LLC (CCI) provides professional interpreting and communication access services throughout Florida.
Established by Rose Coman, NIC, CoreCHI™, M.Ed. in 2014 after more than a decade of professional interpreting experience, CCI combines hands-on interpreting expertise with thoughtful service coordination to connect clients with qualified professionals appropriate for each assignment.
CCI provides and coordinates interpreting services for a wide range of settings, with particular experience in:
Legal and court-related matters
Designated Interpreting for Deaf employees
Medical and healthcare settings
Employment and workplace accommodations
Colleges, universities, and post-secondary education
Conferences, trainings, and professional events
Community and public events
About Rose Coman
Rose Coman, NIC, CoreCHI™, M.Ed.
Owner | Nationally Certified Interpreter | Service Coordinator
Rose Coman is the owner of Coman Certified Interpreting, LLC and a nationally certified American Sign Language interpreter.
Rose has worked as an interpreter and interpreter educator in Florida and Georgia since 2001. Her professional experience includes extensive work in legal, medical, post-secondary educational, employment, conference, and community settings.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Interpreter Training from the University of South Florida and a Master of Education in Interpreter Pedagogy from Northeastern University.
Rose holds the National Interpreter Certification (NIC) and the Core Certification Healthcare Interpreter™ (CoreCHI™) credential.
Her professional background gives CCI a unique advantage: interpreting requests are evaluated and coordinated by someone who understands firsthand what interpreters, clients, and Deaf consumers need for communication access to be effective.
More Than Scheduling an Interpreter
Effective communication access involves more than finding someone who is available.
CCI considers the specific circumstances of each request, including:
The communication preferences and needs of the individuals involved
The type and purpose of the assignment
Subject matter and terminology
Anticipated length and complexity
Interpreter qualifications and specialized experience
Continuity of services
Whether a team of interpreters is appropriate
Whether a Deaf Interpreter or Certified Deaf Interpreter may enhance communication access
Other communication or language-access considerations unique to the assignment
