Sign Language Interpreter in Leesburg, GA

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Job Description

Bring your expertise in sign language interpretation to a dynamic educational environment where youll make a meaningful impact across a district-wide caseload. This flexible, contract-based position is centered near Americus, GA and supports elementary through high school students during critical testing periods. Youll play a key role in ensuring clear communication and equal access for students who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.

Your work schedule will be per diem, tailored to district needs. If you thrive on variety and value adapting your skills to different age groups and learning settings, this is an ideal opportunity to make a difference.

Qualifications:

• Valid 3.5 EIPA score or higher
• GAPSC credential required
• Proficiency in American Sign Language interpretation, particularly in educational settings
• Prior experience working with a diverse student population across multiple grade levels is a plus
• Strong interpersonal skills and adaptability to different testing scenarios

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide sign language interpretation for students, district-wide, during testing situations
• Facilitate effective communication between students and education professionals
• Support an inclusive learning environment by ensuring equal access to information
• Collaborate with teachers and staff to prepare for test administration and clarify communication needs
• Maintain strict confidentiality and adhere to school policies

Enjoy a host of benefits designed to support your professional growth and well-being, including highly competitive compensation, weekly pay, comprehensive insurance coverage (medical, dental, vision, and life), a matching 401k, and access to a flexible spending account.

Step into a rewarding role where your skills will have an immediate and lasting impact on students educational experiences. Take the next step in your interpreting careerapply today to help shape an inclusive future for learners throughout the district!