Travel Sign Language Interpreter in Kansas , KS

Job Description

Exciting opportunities await experienced Sign Language Interpreters ready to elevate their careers through travel placements! Embrace a unique chance to make a significant impact in the dynamic educational environment near Kansas City, KS. Working as a travel interpreter brings not just the fulfillment of supporting students who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have limited expressive communication, but also maximizes your professional and personal rewards.

Travel assignments feature non-taxable stipends, travel support, premium compensation tailored to your expertise, and the security of comprehensive benefits, including healthcare and retirement plans for your future.

Nestled by the vibrant Kansas City area, this location balances lively city energy with Midwest friendliness. Experience new cultural adventures, regional cuisine, and iconic music scenes, along with easy access to parks and historic sights—making every week an opportunity for discovery. Professionally, you'll gain exposure to innovative educational programs and diverse approaches, enriching your skills and expanding your resume for future career growth.

Your work will directly support the expansion of inclusive programming: assist students not only with hearing impairments, but also those in SAILS and STEPs programs with little or no verbal communication. You'll collaborate with passionate educators and interventionists, helping to transform evaluation and classroom participation for these learners.

• Nationally certified or state-credentialed Sign Language Interpreter (SLI level required)
• 0-3 years' experience (early career encouraged), 4-6 or 7+ years’ experience especially valued
• Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) and educational interpreting practices
• Experience or comfort working in schools and multidisciplinary teams
• Dependable onsite availability for at least 4 days a week (hybrid optional)

• Provide sign language interpretation for students across diverse classroom settings
• Support students in both hearing-impaired and non-verbal communication programs (SAILS, STEPs)
• Participate actively in student evaluations and team meetings
• Collaborate closely with teachers, support staff, and specialists

• Non-taxable stipends and travel assistance
• Premium market-based compensation
• Healthcare benefits and 401(k)
• Job security in a rewarding setting
• Meaningful professional growth and resume development

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