Medical Document Translation
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This subcontract opportunity with the State University of New York involves providing specialized medical document translation services for prime contractors working on SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University projects. The scope of work includes the translation of patient consent forms, discharge instructions, educational materials, and written medical records. To ensure technical accuracy and consistency, the contractor is required to utilize Translation Memory or Computer Assisted Translation tools. Qualified candidates must hold an ATA certification or a specialized certification in medical translation to be eligible for the contract. The primary deliverable consists of translated written documents and files under NAICS code 541930. This engagement focuses on the precise conversion of technical medical documentation to support healthcare delivery and patient communication.
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