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English and Spanish Speaking Medical Interpreter at High Country Community Health
Morganton, North Carolina, United States -
Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

22 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

24 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Spanish Speaking, English Speaking, Medical Interpreting, BHI Tasks, Front Desk Check-in, Appointment Scheduling, Case Management, Translation, Transportation, Culturally Informed Care, Patient Health Education, Documentation, Community Outreach, Networking, Team Collaboration, Driving

Industry

Medical Practices

Description
Description Interpreter assists in BHI tasks (front desk check-in/appointments, BH service visits, case management needs) as translator between Spanish-speaking consumers and clinicians. Additionally, interpreter helps transport uninsured, Spanish-speaking consumers to HCCH appointments as needed and as available. Interpreter assists clinicians and staff to engage in culturally informed care through discussing cultural norms, experiences, and expectations of the area’s Latino population. Additional responsibilities as qualified include patient health education and related documentation, representing HCCH at community events, outreach, networking with community leaders and other duties as determined by supervising and leadership staff. Requirements Native Spanish-speaking proficiency. At least 2 years experience interpreting between Spanish and English in a health care setting. Demonstrated ability to collaborate effectively in a team setting. Valid NC driver’s license and good driving record. Cultural understanding of the local Latino population. Bachelor’s degree and nursing background preferred.
Responsibilities
The interpreter will assist with Behavioral Health Integration (BHI) tasks, including front desk duties, service visits, and case management needs, acting as a translator between Spanish-speaking consumers and clinicians. Additionally, the role involves transporting uninsured consumers to appointments and helping staff engage in culturally informed care by discussing local Latino population norms.