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Freelance Court Reporter Court reporting firm seeking experienced court reporters in the Greater Harrisburg area to provide court reporting for depositions, township hearings, hearings, and as needed. Certification is preferred.
Berks County Court of Common Pleas Full-time Official Court Reporter Berks County has an opening for an Official Court Reporter in the Court of Common Pleas in Reading, Pennsylvania. Duties include stenographically recording all proceedings and producing verbatim transcripts. Starting salary is $65,065 depending on experience. Additional income is earned by producing transcripts of proceedings. This full-time position includes full benefits, including medical, dental, paid vacation, personal day, sick leave, holidays, and participation in the County of Berks’ pension program. Applicants must possess a high school diploma or equivalent and be a graduate of an NCRA accredited school of court reporting requiring a minimum of 225 wpm. Possession of an RPR is preferred but not required. Realtime skills are a plus but not required. A Luminex writer, ProCAT software and all other needed equipment is provided. The County provides payment of professional association fees and a stipend toward seminar registration fees to complete continuing education requirements. To apply, please submit a letter of interest and resume (with references) to Karen C. Moran, Chief Court Reporter, 14th Floor, Courthouse, 633 Court Street, Reading, Pennsylvania, 19601, or email [email protected].
Full Time Court Reporter - Somerset County Somerset County Pennsylvania has a full-time court reporter position available starting at the first of the year. This is a 6th class county. Starting salary is 45,000 for a 37 ½ work week with benefits package. There are additional funds available for some transcript work. Equipment is owned by the county. RPRs given preference. Please submit resumes to Tammy Lambie at [email protected]
Northampton County Courthouse Northampton County has openings for full-time official court reporters. Salary range is $43,384-$59, 041. Starting salary is dependent upon experience. Additional income is earned by producing transcripts. A comprehensive benefit package is included. Applicants must possess a high school diploma or equivalent and be a graduate of a court reporting school with certification of the ability to take verbatim dictation at 225 words per minute. An RPR status is preferred, but not required. An Impression Writer and ProCat software are provided. Please submit a letter of interest and a resume (with references) to: Ruth Vega-Velez All applications can be sent by regular mail or e-mail to: [email protected]
Official Court Reporter - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania First Judicial District of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County, is currently seeking highly-motivated court reporters interested in an officialship. Base salary is $55,594-$61,621 plus lucrative transcript income potential. This full-time position includes a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision, paid vacation, personal days, sick leave, holidays, and participation in the County’s pension program. Assignments include criminal and civil work. Criminal work includes preliminary hearings, major jury and homicide trials. Civil work includes everything from car accident cases to complex medical malpractice and mass-tort litigation. We currently have positions available for Registered Professional Reporters, Registered Merit Reporters, and we are especially seeking Certified Realtime Reporters interested in working on high-profile cases. If you are considering a career with full benefits and vacation as an official court reporter, please click here to submit an application.
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