Bi-Lingual Spanish Translator

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solutionsrecruitingCharlotte (NC)

Interpreters and Translators Translation and Interpretation Services

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$18.00 per hour

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About the role

Join Our Team as a Part-Time Bi-Lingual Spanish Translator at My Little Helper & CoLocation: Charlotte, NC Compensation: $18.00 per hour

About Us: My Little Helper & Co is a leading Non-Emergency Medical Transportation company dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and accessible transportation services. We serve the vibrant communities of the Charlotte Metro area and surrounding counties, including SC. As we expand our services, we are looking for dedicated and compassionate team members to join our journey.

Job Summary: We are seeking a professional Bi-Lingual Spanish Translator who is passionate about making a difference in the community by providing clear and effective communication between our team and our Spanish-speaking clients. This part-time position is perfect for individuals who are committed to customer service and have strong language skills.

Key Responsibilities: Translate spoken and written communications between English medical staff and Spanish-speaking patients. Assist in client interactions to ensure clear understanding and smooth service. Maintain accurate records of translations and communications. Communicate effectively with clients and the dispatch team. Participate in regular training and meetings to enhance service quality.

Requirements: Must be fluent in both English and Spanish. Excellent translation and interpretation skills. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Commitment to professional growth and providing exceptional service.

Benefits: Competitive hourly wage. Flexible scheduling. Comprehensive training is provided to all new hires. Opportunity to be a part of a growing company and significantly impact your community.

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