Onsite ASL Medical Interpreter – Flexible Freelance Roles

AMN Healthcare Language Services; Overland Park (KS); On-site; USD 34,000 - 69,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

Access to interpreting app

Business management features for contractors

Job summary

A leading healthcare language service provider in Overland Park seeks an ASL Medical InPerson Interpreter. This freelance role involves providing on-site interpreting services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in various medical settings. Candidates should have certification at or above NAD level 4 and experience in medical interpreting. Flexibility, professionalism, and strong customer service skills are essential to adapt to various situations. Join a dynamic team dedicated to breaking language barriers in healthcare.

Qualifications

• Extensive knowledge of the NAD/RID Code of Professional Conduct.
• Familiarity with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
• HIPAA Training for Business Associates certificate.
• ASL/English fluency and bilingual/bicultural competency required.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate on-site communication for Deaf/Hard of Hearing community members.
• Provide effective onsite interpreting service for consumers.
• Adhere to ethical standards specific to interpreting context.

Skills

Effective onsite interpreting service

Professional appearance and behavior

Adaptability to new technologies

Customer service skills

Education

National certification at or above NAD level 4

State licensed where applicable

Job description

A leading healthcare language service provider in Overland Park seeks an ASL Medical InPerson Interpreter. This freelance role involves providing on-site interpreting services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in various medical settings. Candidates should have certification at or above NAD level 4 and experience in medical interpreting. Flexibility, professionalism, and strong customer service skills are essential to adapt to various situations. Join a dynamic team dedicated to breaking language barriers in healthcare.