[HumanSer] Accessibility Question

[Sarah Meyer]

Thanks, JD. That would be great if you could do that. My VR counselor
said they cannot assist me with accommodations for this job unless I
want to make it my goal job, which would mean forfeiting their
assistance with my last semester of school and my real job goal after
that.

Sarah

On 3/2/20, 43210 at bellsouth.net <43210 at bellsouth.net> wrote:
> Congratulations on the new position.
>
> I will reach out to a blind person who has worked on our local 911 call
> system to find out which system he used.
>
> A suggestion is for you to contact your blind service counselor for
> immediate assistance.  They will have access to access engineers whose job
> is to find out how these systems can be interacted with.
>
> JD
> -----Original Message-----
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> HumanSer
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> Cc: Sarah Meyer <sarah.meyer55 at gmail.com>
> Subject: [HumanSer] Accessibility Question
>
> Hello, list,
>
> I was just hired as a part-time Lead Call Handler for the crisis and
> suicide
> intervention service in my county. The organization that receives grant
> funding for these services uses a business communication system called 3CX.
> The phones are equipped with a touch screen pad where one can pull up
> information about calls that have gone out or come in. This process is not
> immediately accessible, and I am wondering if anyone else has had
> experience
> with this particular system and might be able to provide guidance on making
> it more accessible. I need to be able to access info such as which line
> calls are coming in on, the start and stop times for calls, and the phone
> number from which the call originated.
>
> Thanks in advance for any feedback.
>
> Sarah
>
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> Sarah K. Meyer
> Graduate Student, Clinical Mental Health Counseling Ball State University
> sarah.meyer55 at gmail.com
> (317)402-6632
>
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-- 
Sarah K. Meyer
Graduate Student, Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Ball State University
sarah.meyer55 at gmail.com
(317)402-6632

The National Federation of the Blind knows that blindness is not the
characteristic that defines you or your future. You can live the life
you want; blindness is not what holds you back. Together with love,
hope, and determination, we transform dreams into reality.