Ability to, implement program assessment and an accountability plan, which includes demonstration of students meeting program criteria. Act as a liaison and foster cooperative relationships within the community, established deaf organizations, and providers of interpreting. Minimum Master's Degree in a related discipline such as linguistics ASL instruction or interpreting. Evidence of recent participation in conferences, seminars, and workshops in the area of ASL teaching and deaf studies. Doctoral Degree in a related discipline such as linguistics ASL instruction or interpreting preferred.
Salary commensurate with education and experience.
Open until filled. Because this position does not currently have a closing date, you may also contact the Tidewater Community College, Interpreter Education Program, Chesapeake Campus for further information and a packet to be sent to you. The Virginia Department for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is recruiting for an individual to provide coordination and professional assistance to our Interpreter Services Program. Qualifications include extensive knowledge of interpreting and the interpreting profession, the ability to work independently, skills in Microsoft Office, and experience in a human services program or customer services environment. Experience with interpreter rating systems, educational assessments, and video recording and tape duplication equipment highly desired.