ASL Interpreter | Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

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Job Description

Step into a meaningful role supporting students and educators as a Sign Language Interpreter within a dynamic school environment. Your expertise will foster inclusive learning, helping bridge communication between Deaf or hard-of-hearing students and their teachers, classmates, and staff. This contract opportunity offers fulfilling daily experiences and the chance to make a lasting difference.

Desired Qualifications:

• Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL)
• Hold a current interpreter certification or relevant credentials, where required by state standards
• Previous interpreting experience in a K-12 educational setting preferred
• Ability to accurately and impartially convey spoken information into ASL and vice versa
• Strong sense of professionalism and confidentiality
• Excellent interpersonal, collaboration, and organizational skills
• Adaptable to varied classroom environments, ages, and subjects

Responsibilities:

• Interpret classroom instruction, discussions, activities, and school-wide events for Deaf or hard-of-hearing students
• Serve as a communication liaison between students, teachers, and peers
• Support academic participation and engagement for students by clearly relaying information
• Assist with IEP meetings, parent conferences, assemblies, and extracurricular events as needed
• Maintain cultural sensitivity and ethical standards of interpreting
• Collaborate with educational teams to address student needs and goals
• Monitor equipment, tools, and technology related to interpreting services

What Awaits You:

• Enjoy the flexibility and variety of contract work in a friendly, supportive school setting
• Use your skills in a meaningful way with opportunities for professional growth
• Contribute to an inclusive educational environment that values your expertise and dedication

Share your passion for communication access and inclusionapply today and help create a positive impact in the classroom! Your skills can open doors for students every single day.