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Freelance Medical Interpreter OSI - Greenville

THE LANGUAGE GROUP

Greenville, SC • On-site

Contractor

Re-posted 24 days ago

Job description

THIS IS FOR ONSITE INTERPRETING

Duties: 

  • TLG is seeking Freelance Onsite Medical Interpreters (Independent Contractors) for SPANISH located in the Greensville, SC area.
  • Interpreters must have a high-level fluency of target language, knowledge of medical and social services terminology, superior communication and interpersonal skills, and follow company policies, procedures, and Ethics codes.
  • We offer competitive pay and guarantee a minimum of two hours per assignment.

Qualifications Needed:

  • Medical Interpreting experience
  • 40 + hours of formal Interpreter Training along with fluency tests scores in both English and Spanish (minimum of ILR 3 or above).

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