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American Sign Language ASL/English Interpreter
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An Interpreter or Translator uses language and communication skills to convert words and concepts from one spoken language to another, or from spoken language to sign language. Works with written information and texts to create translations that are accurate and capture the style and nuance of the original text.
$67,123 / year median in Maryland
+1% projected growth
Job Description
American Sign Language ASL/English Interpreter
Deaf Independent Living Association, Inc. (DILA) is seeking qualified American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreters to provide interpreting services for d/Deaf individuals, including those with physical and mental disabilities, across a variety of settings. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong interpreting skills, cultural competency, and a commitment to supporting the d/Deaf community. Interested applicants must be certified or working towards Maryland State Certication at this time, familiarity with professional standards is essential.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide accurate and effective ASL interpretation in various settings, including but not limited to medical, educational, professional, and community environments.
- Adapt interpretation to meet the communication needs of individuals with varying levels of communication skills.
- Maintain strict confidentiality in all interpreting assignments.
- Ad to the RID Code of Professional Conduct and industry best practices.
- Demonstrate flexibility in scheduling, as hours may vary weekly.
Qualifications:
- Minimum of one year of full-time equivalent experience in ASL interpretation.
- Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) and English, with strong written and oral communication skills.
- Knowledge of the RID Code of Professional Conduct and best practices in the field of interpretation.
- Ability to interpret for individuals with diverse communication needs, including those with physical and mental disabilities.
- Physical ability to stand for extended periods and maintain focus during lengthy interpreting assignments.
- Daytime availability is highly desirable.