Positions available for certified Interpreters

By ATVECRAPM
March 28, 2025 in Job Vacancies

https://www.signlanguageforum.com/asl/topic/1674-positions-available-for-certified-interpreters/

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ATVECRAPM

Posted March 28, 2025

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Posted March 28, 2025

Hello everyone,

My name is Annette and I am the Program Manager for our ASL Interpreter program with national assignments that are 98% remote. We are hiring immediately and would love to have you, or someone you know, as a part of our team. To learn more about the company and the position, please visit https://vecrainc.com/careers/ . This is a great opportunity for Interpreters who are freelance/independant contractors. Feel free to submit your resume via the website or to [email protected].

Thank you! I look forward to meeting/hearing from you!

All the best!

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