Medical and Medical Devices

Accuracy and authenticity are key elements of communication in the medical field. Whether you are selecting an interpreter for a doctor’s visit or a medical symposium, you must have the most up-to-date knowledge of the field and use the most current terminology. If you are marketing a new medical device, you need to use a team of linguists who have the latest regulatory information at their fingertips. Our linguists have extensive experience and knowledge: they conduct each project with sensitivity.

  • IFUs (Instructions for Use)
  • Marketing materials
  • Interpretation for doctor’s offices/hospitals
  • Medical device documentation
  • Medical reports and diagnoses
  • Packaging
  • Patient brochures and forms
  • Signage
  • Test results
  • Training materials
  • Websites
CLIENTS INCLUDE
  • University of Kansas Health Center
  • CPC Clinical Research
  • Boulder Community Hospital
  • Christ Hospital (NJ)
  • Medacta (Switzerland)
  • Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
  • ReShape Medical
  • Treatment Research Institute
  • Validation Training Institute
  • Vector Surgical
  • Volcano
  • Lanx

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do medical interpreters charge?

Medical interpreting fees depend on the languages, appointment format, duration, location, and any specific credential requirements. Ask for a quote that states the booking terms and included services. For written medical records or device documents, request medical translation rather than interpreting.

How much does a medical interpreter make in NYC?

New York City compensation varies by credentials, language, work setting, and employment arrangement. Earnings are separate from the cost a client pays for an appointment. If you need interpreting support, provide the appointment details for a service estimate.

Is there a demand for medical translators?

Medical translation supports communication across languages in patient information, records, and healthcare-related materials. The expertise required depends on the content and intended audience. Share the document type and purpose so TransLingua can assess the project.

Do you need a license to be a medical interpreter?

Requirements depend on the employer, setting, jurisdiction, and assignment. A hospital, court, or public agency may have specific training or credential rules. Confirm the exact requirements with the receiving organization before booking or applying for work.

Is being a medical translator worth it?

Medical translation can suit linguists with strong language skills, subject-matter knowledge, and careful research habits. It involves responsibility for precise terminology and clear meaning. Consider the required training, review process, and type of work before choosing this specialization.

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