Interpreters are short-term employees who provide interpreting services in an instructional or non-instructional
capacity and on a temporary basis through Human Resources or the Academic Accommodations Center (DSPS).
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1 & 1A |
- Has completed Interpreter Training Program or has equivalent interpreter training/experience
- Two skill-related letters of recommendation from Professional ASL references, at least one of whom is Deaf
- Receives a score of at least 80% on COC Interpreter Assessment
- Knowledge and understanding of Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Code of Professional Conduct
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2 & 2A |
- Meets all Level I qualifications
- Receives a score of at least 85% on COC Interpreter Assessment
- Has at least 2 years professional interpreting experience
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3 & 3A |
- Meets all Level I and II qualifications
- Receives a score of at least 90% on COC Interpreter Assessment
- Has nationally recognized interpreter certification (NIC, CI/CT, EIPA 4.0, ESSE 4.0, CDI or equivalent) or 3-5 years professional experience
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4 & 4A |
- Meets all Level I, II and III qualifications
- Receives a score of at least 90% on COC Interpreter Assessment
- Has nationally recognized interpreter certification (NIC, CI/CT, EIPA 4.0, ESSE 4.0, CDI or equivalent)
- 5+ years of professional experience
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Rate (A) Professional Development (PD) Requirements:
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In order to move from the Base Rate to Rate (A) in the following column, interpreters must complete a total of 30 hours of approved professional development activities.
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