Virtual Sign Language Interpreter | Georgia
soliant healthDenver (CO)
About the role
A full-time virtual Sign Language Interpreter is required to provide interpreting services for two 6th grade middle school students. This role involves telehealth delivery within a school setting, supporting students in accessing their educational curriculum effectively through American Sign Language (ASL).
Key Responsibilities:
Deliver clear and accurate sign language interpretation via telehealth for middle school studentsCollaborate with teachers, students, and staff to facilitate effective communication and learningMaintain compliance with all educational and professional standards related to interpretingSupport academic and social interactions to enhance student participation and understandingQualifications: Valid Georgia Professional Standards Commission (GaPSC) certification in Sign Language Interpreting is mandatoryDemonstrated experience working with middle school-aged studentsProficiency in American Sign Language, with the ability to interpret educational content accuratelyExperience with telehealth platforms and virtual communication toolsStrong communication skills and cultural sensitivity to support diverse learnersLocation: Remote/Virtual assignment serving students in Decatur, GA within the Fulton County school systemSchedule: Full-time hours, Monday through Friday, 8:45 AM to 4:15 PMThis opportunity calls for a skilled interpreter dedicated to enhancing student communication in a virtual learning environment. Applications from qualified professionals are encouraged to ensure immediate placement. Apply now to contribute to educational success in this vital role.
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