Onsite ASL Interpreter & Communication Facilitator
GLOBO
Philadelphia (Philadelphia County)
On-site
USD 50,000 - 70,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading interpreting service provider is looking for a qualified interpreter to facilitate communication between American Sign Language and English. The ideal candidate will possess strong skills in ASL, alongside a relevant degree and certification. Responsibilities include attending assignments, interpreting messages accurately, and educating stakeholders about interpreting practices. The position emphasizes professional integrity and the ability to work independently. Compelling candidates should be fluent in both languages and committed to ongoing professional development.
Qualifications
Native fluency in American Sign Language and English.
Ability to read, write, and interpret from English into ASL.
Strong teamwork and collaboration skills.
Responsibilities
Communicate effectively in ASL and English.
Attend communication facilitator assignments as needed.
Interpret messages accurately between ASL and English.
Skills
Proficiency in American Sign Language
Communication skills
Critical thinking
Problem solving
Interpersonal skills
Written communication
Technical knowledge
Education
Bachelor's degree from a four‑year college
Valid certification from BEI and/or RID
Tools
Microsoft Office Word
PowerPoint
Excel
Google Docs
Job description
A leading interpreting service provider is looking for a qualified interpreter to facilitate communication between American Sign Language and English. The ideal candidate will possess strong skills in ASL, alongside a relevant degree and certification. Responsibilities include attending assignments, interpreting messages accurately, and educating stakeholders about interpreting practices. The position emphasizes professional integrity and the ability to work independently. Compelling candidates should be fluent in both languages and committed to ongoing professional development.