Cantonese Interpreters, $3,000 Sign-On Bonus, No experience needed, Paid training, Benefits Package.

This is an in-person position working at our office located at 138-40 Barclay Ave. Flushing, NY 11355. No experience required. We provide extensive full-paid training. For a limited time: $3,000 Sign-On Bonus for Cantonese speakers. Generous Benefit Package: ? Health Insurance ? Dental Insurance ? Vision Insurance ? Health Savings Account ? 401k Plan + Company matching ? Tuition Reimbursement Program ? Paid Time Off ? Paid Sick Time ? Holiday Pay ? Overtime pay and Merit-based increases ? Life insurance (paid by the company) ? Referral Program We also offer: ? Internal promotion opportunities ? A diverse, inclusive, and supportive environment Job Description Summary: What You?ll Be Doing As a professional interpreter with CyraCom, you?ll use your language and interpersonal skills to interpret between people who speak different languages. Once you complete our paid interpreter training course, you?ll take phone or video calls from our interpreter contact center for various industries. Make a Difference Professional interpreters empower patients with limited English language skills to take charge of their health. With your help, patients can ask their doctors questions and fully understand their medical care. You also enable individuals to access essential services, such as banking, insurance, legal services, emergency services, and government aid. We teach you the skills you?ll need to become a professional interpreter with our paid interpreter training course. About CyraCom In business since 1995, CyraCom is a language services leader that provides interpretation and translation services to thousands of organizations worldwide. Our mission is to enable people to communicate by providing quality language services. Your Career is Calling; Become an Interpreter A career with CyraCom lets you contribute to our mission: providing greater access to people who need language support. Learn more at Equal Opportunity Disclosure: CyraCom International, Inc.?s success is driven by the advantage created by the collective efforts of its employees, and is dependent upon a diverse, inclusive environment that embraces reputed company, new ideas, respect for the individual and fosters an equal opportunity for success. We have zero tolerance for discrimination, intimidation or harassment of any kind. CyraCom International, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. CyraCom International, Inc. maintains a drug-free workplace. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Pay: From $16.50 per hour Benefits: ? Dental insurance ? Health insurance ? Health savings account ? Life insurance ? Paid time off ? Referral program ? Retirement plan ? Tuition reimbursement ? Vision insurance Schedule: ? 4 hour shift ? 8 hour shift ? Day shift ? Monday to Friday ? No weekends Education: ? High school or equivalent (Required) Language: ? Cantonese (Preferred) Ability to Commute: ? Flushing, NY (Required) Work Location: In person Apply Job!  

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