Certified ASL Interpreter
CLFC Healthcare and Communications • Hagerstown, MD34d • $80 - $85
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Certified ASL Interpreter, Maryland Government Agencies - Hagerstown, MD
CLFC Healthcare and Communications•Hagerstown, MD
•$80 - $85
About The Position
CLFC Healthcare and Communications is building its Maryland roster of certified American Sign Language interpreters for assignments with government agencies across the state. Work is delivered in person at agency locations or by video, and interpreters may choose either or both assignment types. Assignments include public meetings and testimony, resident appointments at agency offices, employee meetings and trainings, and formal proceedings such as administrative hearings and investigatory interviews. Long, technical, or high-stakes assignments are staffed with two interpreters. This is per-assignment independent contractor work, not a salaried position. Assignments are offered and confirmed through CLFC's BRIDGE App, with the date, time, location or meeting link, expected length, and assignment type provided in advance. A named Program Manager from CLFC's Program Management Office serves as the single point of contact for scheduling, coordination, and payment.
Requirements
- Current national certification from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (NIC, NIC Advanced, NIC Master, CI and CT, or CSC).
- Compliance with Maryland's sign language interpreter licensing requirement when it takes effect on January 1, 2028; CLFC supports the application process.
- Professional interpreting experience in community or government settings, working in both directions and maintaining register in formal settings.
- For video assignments, reliable high-speed internet, a camera and lighting that show signing clearly, and a private workspace.
- For on-site assignments, reliable transportation to assignment locations in the interpreter's part of Maryland.
- Adherence to the NAD-RID Code of Professional Conduct.
Nice To Haves
- Legal interpreting qualification or documented experience in formal proceedings; holders of the RID Specialist Certificate: Legal are especially welcome.
- Experience interpreting for government agencies, public meetings, or public testimony.
- Experience with DeafBlind consumers, oral transliteration, or teaming with a Certified Deaf Interpreter.
- Availability for same-day, evening, or short-notice requests.
Responsibilities
- Interpret between spoken English and American Sign Language in public meetings, agency appointments, employee meetings, trainings, and formal proceedings.
- Match the consumer's preferred mode, including signed English and transliteration, and voice signed communication into spoken English accurately and in the appropriate register.
- Deliver video remote and virtual meeting assignments with stable video and audio, and reconnect quickly if a session drops.
- Work in a team of two on long, technical, or high-stakes assignments.
- Remain neutral and accurate, maintain confidentiality about assignment information, and handle preparation materials securely.
- Confirm assignment acceptance promptly, notify CLFC as early as possible if unable to cover a confirmed assignment, and submit assignment records and invoices promptly.
Benefits
- Compensation of $80.00 to $85.00 per hour, paid per assignment on invoice.
- Two-hour minimum paid per assignment.
- Short-notice requests paid at a premium above the standard hourly rate.
- Confirmed assignments cancelled within 24 hours of the start time are paid.
- Team assignments are staffed and paid as two interpreters, rather than split between two people.
- Mileage, tolls, and parking for on-site assignments are reimbursed.
- Interpreters on the CLFC roster are considered first for CLFC's other interpreting work.
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