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American Sign Language Interpreter
Global Language System. Provide onsite, unclassified ASL/English receptive and expressive simultaneous interpretation in varied settings, independently and in teams .
Posted 11/11/2026part-timeCharleston • South Carolina • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $50 - $55 per hourWebsite
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates advanced voicing skills for English/ASL interpretation, with the ability to convey cultural and linguistic information accurately. Proficient in maintaining confidentiality, keeping detailed records, and meeting schedules in diverse interpreting settings.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Advanced Voicing SkillsASL/English InterpretationNational Interpreter Certification (NIC)Medical Terminology KnowledgeAmericans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Familiarity
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Hard Skills
Simultaneous InterpretationExpressive InterpretationReceptive InterpretationManual Communication MethodsOral Communication MethodsRecord KeepingDetailed Documentation
Soft Skills
Effective CommunicationCultural SensitivityTeam Collaboration
Certifications & Qualifications
National Interpreter Certification (NIC)Certificate of Interpretation (CI)Certificate of Transliteration (CT)
Industry Keywords
Deaf CommunityHard-of-HearingInterpreting AssignmentsSupply Chain Management JargonBusiness Vernacular
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide onsite, unclassified ASL/English receptive and expressive simultaneous interpretation in varied settings, independently and in teams
- Convey cultural and linguistic information, including the thought, intent, and spirit of speakers, to deaf or hard-of-hearing people
- Interpret and transliterate using manual and oral communication methods
- Maintain confidentiality of information exchanged during interpreting situations
- Communicate by signing, orally, and in writing
- Keep detailed and accurate records
- Meet schedules and timelines
Requirements
What you’ll need- Advanced, accurate voicing skills for English/ASL interpretation
- Ability to interpret expressively and receptively using manual and oral communication methods
- Familiarity with terminology and provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Skills in a broad range of general interpreting assignments
- General knowledge of specialized vocabulary, including medical terminology, supply chain management jargon, and business vernacular
- At least one of the following certifications: National Interpreter Certification (NIC), Certificate of Interpretation (CI), or Certificate of Transliteration (CT)
- Ability to communicate effectively by signing, orally, and in writing
- Ability to keep detailed and accurate records and meet schedules and timelines
- Availability to work in the Charleston area, with ability to commute or relocate if required
Benefits
Comp & perks- Competitive salary
- Flexible schedule
- Training & development
- Remote position