Cambodian/Khmer Remote Interpreters

Job description

Cambodian Telephonic Interpreters Wanted (Work From Home)

Certified Languages International (CLI) connects clients with world-class interpreting services, and has since its inception in 1996. Thousands of organizations across the country rely on CLI to help them communicate with a growing demographic of Limited English Proficient (LEP) speakers.

• The contract position that’s available is 100% over-the-phone interpretation.
• CLI has high volume of calls, most of which are medical in nature. We service all industries including insurance, financial, utility companies, customer service and state courts, etc.
• CLI utilizes freelance interpreters (independent contractors) and this position is work from home, meaning you set your own schedule. CLI has clients needing interpreting service 24/7 and you can provide your service any time using our online portal or your landline telephone to log on and off.
• You must meet all of the requirements to work in the United States legally (SSN or EIN & Photo ID required) and you must reside in the United States.
• Payment for rendered services is on a per minute basis and interpreters are paid for every minute spent on the phone interpreting. Payment is issued twice a month , on the 15th and on the last day of the month. Direct Deposit is available, otherwise a check is mailed via regular US mail on the 15th and the last day of the month.
• A Language Assessment is required for all interpreters and detailed information will be sent to you later.
• Minimum two years of professional interpreting experience (preferably Over the Phone Interpreting) is required.
• We're currently not recruiting contract interpreters in New York or California. If you live in New York or California, please do not apply.

Please apply only if you meet our requirements. After you fill out the application, a recruiter will review your information and will reach out to you if we think you would be a good fit. We will discuss next steps at that time.

Thank you again.

Originally posted on Himalayas