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Job Openings August
El Dorado, Kansas: Full-Time Interpreter Needed
Wichita Eagle, August 24, 2007
Full-time Sign Language Interpreter needed in El Dorado School District.
To apply, contact Anita Farthing at 316.322.4800 or send resume to Butler
County Special Education, 124 W. Central, El Dorado, KS 67042
Wichita Area: Full time sign language interpreter and
full time sign language para needed in Andover
School District
EDUCATION Hearing Interpreters Full time sign language interpreter and
full time sign language para needed in Andover School District.
To apply, contact Anita Farthing at 316-322-4800 or send resume to
Butler County Special Education, 124 W. Central, El Dorado, KS 67042.
Source - Wichita Eagle
Topeka, Kansas: Auburn-Washburn USD 437
SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER Auburn-Washburn USD 437 has an
opening for a sign language interpreter for a hearing impaired
elementary student. Would prefer an EIPA or QAST certification. 7 hours a
day. Apply at Auburn-Washburn USD 437, 5928 SW 53rd Street, Topeka,
KS 66610 (785) 339-4051. EOE
Source - Topeka Capital-Journal
Olathe, Kansas: Bad News, Good News (Volunteer
Interpreting)
Bad News-KSD did not have enough students to form a middle school
football team this year. Good News-The students and cheerleaders will
be joining the JO CO Football club so they can still participate in Football
and Cheerleading. Bad News- They need interpreters for the games.
Good News- The practices are covered.
The games will begin in September, they will be either on Saturday or
Sunday. Some are covered but some are not. If you are able to donate
some of your time and talent by interpreting games for this worthwhile
activity please contact Lori Colwell at lcolwell@ksd.state.ks.us
The Massachusetts Commission For the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing Seeking Applicants
The following full-time, benefit eligible position will be based out of our
Plymouth office:
Communication Access Outreach Training Specialist
The Communication Access Outreach Training Specialist - Deaf focus - is
responsible for delivering statewide trainings, workshops and
educational
exhibits as assigned by the Director on all related issues to
communication
access for deaf, hard of hearing and late deafened persons, with a
particular focus on Deafness from a linguistic and cultural perspective.
Candidates must be able to communicate independently via traditional
mail, e-mail, VRS and TRS (Telecommunications Relay services) with
consumers, professionals and members of the general public contacting
MCDHH to establish trainings or exhibits, or requesting information.
Candidate will, in conjunction with MCDHH's Information Specialist, seek
out and maintain a comprehensive list of applicable resource materials
in written and electronic form to allow for quick and accurate responses
to such inquiries and requests.
For a detailed description of this position, minimum entrance
requirements, or to send your resume, please view the posting at
https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/recruit/public/3111/index.do
If you have any questions, please contact Mary Kate Loughran, Human
Resources Liaison, at 617-740-1632 (v) or 617-740-1732 (tty), or email at
marykate.loughran@mcd.state.ma.us
Sign Language Specialists Seeking Applicants for
Full-Time Staff Video-Community Interpreter (VI-CI)
Essential Functions:
• Provide on-site community interpreting services to consumers in
the areas of medical, legal, employment, education, etc. in the greater
Kansas City area
• Provide video relay service interpreting and/or video remote
interpreting for consumers
• Function as a team member of a nationally recognized full-service
interpreting agency
Qualifications and Conditions of Employment:
• Kansas 4/4, Missouri Level Advanced or higher or equivalent,
National Interpreter Certification (NIC), and/or RID CI-CT required
• Must achieve Missouri Level Comprehensive and obtain Missouri
license within six months of hire
• Must achieve National Interpreter Certification (NIC) within 18
months of hire
• Excellent working knowledge of and ability to apply the RID Code of
Professional Conduct
• Minimum Associate’s degree strongly preferred
• Excellent articulation and voicing skills
• Strong understanding of Deaf culture
• Familiarity with Windows-based software
• Ability to work well under pressure
• Sensitivity to consumer needs
• Ability to work independently and as a team
• Positive, professional attitude
• Experience with video interpreting preferred
Please submit resume, including cover letter and three professional
references, to:
Sign Language Specialists, Inc.
Attn: Human Resources
P.O. Box 954
Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
A videotape sample of work may be asked of potential candidates.
Wichita Eagle, August 24, 2007
Full-time Sign Language Interpreter needed in El Dorado School District.
To apply, contact Anita Farthing at 316.322.4800 or send resume to Butler
County Special Education, 124 W. Central, El Dorado, KS 67042
Wichita Area: Full time sign language interpreter and
full time sign language para needed in Andover
School District
EDUCATION Hearing Interpreters Full time sign language interpreter and
full time sign language para needed in Andover School District.
To apply, contact Anita Farthing at 316-322-4800 or send resume to
Butler County Special Education, 124 W. Central, El Dorado, KS 67042.
Source - Wichita Eagle
Topeka, Kansas: Auburn-Washburn USD 437
SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER Auburn-Washburn USD 437 has an
opening for a sign language interpreter for a hearing impaired
elementary student. Would prefer an EIPA or QAST certification. 7 hours a
day. Apply at Auburn-Washburn USD 437, 5928 SW 53rd Street, Topeka,
KS 66610 (785) 339-4051. EOE
Source - Topeka Capital-Journal
Olathe, Kansas: Bad News, Good News (Volunteer
Interpreting)
Bad News-KSD did not have enough students to form a middle school
football team this year. Good News-The students and cheerleaders will
be joining the JO CO Football club so they can still participate in Football
and Cheerleading. Bad News- They need interpreters for the games.
Good News- The practices are covered.
The games will begin in September, they will be either on Saturday or
Sunday. Some are covered but some are not. If you are able to donate
some of your time and talent by interpreting games for this worthwhile
activity please contact Lori Colwell at lcolwell@ksd.state.ks.us
The Massachusetts Commission For the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing Seeking Applicants
The following full-time, benefit eligible position will be based out of our
Plymouth office:
Communication Access Outreach Training Specialist
The Communication Access Outreach Training Specialist - Deaf focus - is
responsible for delivering statewide trainings, workshops and
educational
exhibits as assigned by the Director on all related issues to
communication
access for deaf, hard of hearing and late deafened persons, with a
particular focus on Deafness from a linguistic and cultural perspective.
Candidates must be able to communicate independently via traditional
mail, e-mail, VRS and TRS (Telecommunications Relay services) with
consumers, professionals and members of the general public contacting
MCDHH to establish trainings or exhibits, or requesting information.
Candidate will, in conjunction with MCDHH's Information Specialist, seek
out and maintain a comprehensive list of applicable resource materials
in written and electronic form to allow for quick and accurate responses
to such inquiries and requests.
For a detailed description of this position, minimum entrance
requirements, or to send your resume, please view the posting at
https://jobs.hrd.state.ma.us/recruit/public/3111/index.do
If you have any questions, please contact Mary Kate Loughran, Human
Resources Liaison, at 617-740-1632 (v) or 617-740-1732 (tty), or email at
marykate.loughran@mcd.state.ma.us
Sign Language Specialists Seeking Applicants for
Full-Time Staff Video-Community Interpreter (VI-CI)
Essential Functions:
• Provide on-site community interpreting services to consumers in
the areas of medical, legal, employment, education, etc. in the greater
Kansas City area
• Provide video relay service interpreting and/or video remote
interpreting for consumers
• Function as a team member of a nationally recognized full-service
interpreting agency
Qualifications and Conditions of Employment:
• Kansas 4/4, Missouri Level Advanced or higher or equivalent,
National Interpreter Certification (NIC), and/or RID CI-CT required
• Must achieve Missouri Level Comprehensive and obtain Missouri
license within six months of hire
• Must achieve National Interpreter Certification (NIC) within 18
months of hire
• Excellent working knowledge of and ability to apply the RID Code of
Professional Conduct
• Minimum Associate’s degree strongly preferred
• Excellent articulation and voicing skills
• Strong understanding of Deaf culture
• Familiarity with Windows-based software
• Ability to work well under pressure
• Sensitivity to consumer needs
• Ability to work independently and as a team
• Positive, professional attitude
• Experience with video interpreting preferred
Please submit resume, including cover letter and three professional
references, to:
Sign Language Specialists, Inc.
Attn: Human Resources
P.O. Box 954
Lee’s Summit, MO 64063
A videotape sample of work may be asked of potential candidates.
