Contract Interpreter

NOW HIRING CONTRACT INTERPRETERS        Unlimited Language Services (ULS) Serving communities since 2012      📌 Contract Interpreter Opportunities ULS is expanding its interpreter network and seeking qualified professionals with legal and medical interpreting experience. We provide in‑person and remote assignments across a wide range of settings, including courts, hospitals, government agencies, and community organizations. 🌐Languages Needed: Pashto • French • Hausa • Haitian Creole • Yiddish • German • Danish • Amharic • Hindi • Uzbek • Lao • Thai • Spanish • Hebrew • Ukrainian. We have an immediate need for Danish, Pashto, Yiddish, Hausa, and Haitian Creole-in Houston, TX.      We’re looking for interpreters with: 2+ years of legal and/or medical interpreting experience Strong English + target‑language proficiency Professionalism, confidentiality, cultural competence Availability for in‑person and remote assignments       ✔ Minimum Qualifications 2+ years of experience in legal and/or medical interpreting  Strong command of English and the target language  Demonstrated professionalism, confidentiality, and cultural competence Ability to work independently and manage time effectively  Availability for in‑person and/or remote assignments  Relevant certifications strongly preferred      📨 How to Apply Apply Today: Submit your resume and certifications to: [Upgrade to PRO to see contact] Subject line: Interpreter Application – [Your Language]        Why Join ULS? Professional, respectful environment Consistent assignments Opportunities for growth A mission‑driven agency committed to bridging language gaps       Who We Are Since 2012, Unlimited Language Services has provided accurate, culturally competent interpretation and translation services across legal, medical, corporate, and community sectors. We are committed to bridging language gaps with professionalism, accuracy, integrity, and respect. Unlimited Language Services- Professional. Accurate. Trusted since 2012. We are #Hiring! Do you know anyone?