American Sign Language Facilitator

ASL Communication Facilitator (IRIS Program Participant-Directed Role)Support Broker Services, LLC is committed to promoting inclusivity and empowering individuals with disabilities. We collaborate with clients, caregivers, and healthcare teams to ensure equitable access to communication and meaningful support through Wisconsin's IRIS (Include, Respect, I Self-Direct) program.Become a pivotal communication bridge for a deaf individual with developmental disabilities and transform lives through your efforts. In this participant-directed IRIS program role, you will empower their voice, advocate for their needs, and facilitate connections with their caregivers, medical team, and community.Key Responsibilities:Facilitate Communication: Provide precise two-way American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation between the client and caregivers/medical professionals.Advocate for Expression: Assist the client in confidently articulating their needs and preferences to support staff and healthcare providers.Simplify Complex Information: Translate medical discussions and daily interactions into accessible ASL.Promote Inclusion: Foster environments where the client's voice is prioritized.Collaborate Effectively: Align communication strategies with multidisciplinary teams.Qualifications:Native-Level ASL Fluency.Relevant Experience: Supporting individuals with hearing impairments and developmental disabilities.Compliance: Must pass Wisconsin DHS-required caregiver background checks (per DHS 12), including: WI Caregiver Background Check.Registry reviews (Neglect, Abuse, Misappropriation).Mandatory reporting clearance.Interpersonal Skills: Patience, empathy, and exceptional active listening.Team-Oriented Approach: Proven collaboration skills for client-centered outcomes.Compensation: $25–$30/hour.Why Join Us:Meaningful Work: Break communication barriers and enhance quality of life.Professional Growth: Thrive in a purpose-driven environment where your skills drive change.Inclusive Culture: Join a team committed to advocacy and respect for disabilities.Participant-Directed: Serve in a unique IRIS program role where the client/guardian guides care.If you're passionate about turning communication challenges into connections and advocating for equity, this IRIS program position offers profound impact. Note: Final hiring approval rests with the participant/guardian.Apply today to empower voices and build bridges!