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Welcome to CWCIA

California Workers' Compensation Interpreters Association.
A nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization

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Our Mission Statement
 
Representing a State of California regulated profession, we serve statewide constituency. CWCIA offers its membership support that no individual (professional or business) could afford to provide alone, an expanding suite of professional and support services created specifically to address the continually changing issues before us and a voice with which to be heard. Some of these services are: 
Arrow A strong constituent voice to carry the message of our member's concerns to the entire workers' compensation regulated community, other professionals and organizations alike who might share our interest and concern: or conversely, who might seek to limit our ability to conduct our enterprises professionally, honorably, and without externally imposed operational or economic bias.
Arrow A communications center to collect, evaluate, and disseminate current information on issues, developments, rulings and proposed rulings and/or legislation that might impact the future of our profession. As part of this effort, CWCIA will bring outstanding WC leaders together with members in collegial settings to educate and inform while providing a forum for questions and answers about the major issues of the day. Our publications will give these symposia the widest possible exposure.
Arrow A long-range commitment on behalf of members to address major issues as they arise by educating target groups to these issues, supporting the most favorable with the full weight of our resources, while focusing equal energy to combat the most onerous. Through the collective experiences of its membership and better solutions than those available to an individual interpreter, we will seek to make substantial and sensible contributions to develop a more balanced regulated environment.
Arrow CWCIA offers its members the opportunity to interact with interpreting professionals through access to Facebook and newsletters providing an open forum within the interpreting community.


By undertaking the above tasks, CWCIA will: elevate the respect our members deserve as professionals, add our resources to those of like mind within our regulated community, and contribute to the enhancement and protection of the vital services mandated by laws for non-English speaking workers with work-related injuries. United, we will meet these goals.