ASL Interpreter - Freelance Simultaneous Conference Interpreting

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choice translatingCharlotte (NC)

Interpreters and Translators Translation and Interpretation Services

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About the role

Choice Translating Needs Your Help! Are you passionate about helping your community? Choice Translating is seeking on-site and video remote contractor interpreters for multiple languages to join our team of talented linguists.

Location: Open to interpreters in Illinois / North Carolina/South Carolina for Onsite, or other states for VRI opportunities

Qualifications:

Fully bilingual, fluent in ASL and English
Must have (or must obtain) a valid ASL Interpreter license
Technologically proficient (familiar with Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, etc.)High school diploma required; college degree preferred
Eligible to work in the U.S. (Green Card or higher)
Clean driving record, valid driver's insurance, and reliable transportation

Responsibilities:

Accurately interpret spoken communication in real-time
Communicate clearly and professionally in both languages
Maintain confidentiality and follow HIPAA and the interpreter Code of EthicsManage your own flexible schedule and accept appointments as needed
Provide services on-site and/or via video (VRI)
Be punctual, professional, and committed to high-quality work
Why Join Choice Translating?
A trusted market leader with 30+ years of experience
We make a difference in people's lives and give them a voice
Every day brings new, meaningful challenges
We provide support to help you succeed
Join a strong, local support team that values communication and integrity
Our Core ValuesDo the right thing
Be humbly confident
Commit to excellence
Treat people like family
Communicate openly and honestly
Apply now and help bridge language barriers in your community!

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