I have much experience in translating medical records (e.g. past history, complaints, diagnoses/symptoms, imaging findings, medications and discharge summary), patient questionnaires/surveys, adverse events of clinical studies, etc..

I received DVM, MS (veterinary microbiology) in Japan and my PhD (biomedical sciences) in the USA. Prior to coming to the USA I worked for a pharmaceutical company in Japan and was involved in all aspects required for licensing new medicine. I started translation during that time and continued. I have done numerous translation of clinical study (protocol, informed consent, adverse events report, etc.), research, marketing, and training materials.

I started part-time translation when I was at postgraduate year 2 in microbiology major with the aim of expanding my professional knowledge and enhancing my linguistic capability for future paper public in journals of high impact factor. Since then, I have never stopped translation in med./pharm. field. With my translation skill growing, I would like to take more demanding tasks and challenges and work with accuracy, high efficiency and professionalism to clients’ satisfaction.

In my 10-years experience as a project manager I have managed hundreds of projects for top pharmaceutical companies, learning to speak their language.
In 2017 I started my freelance career specializing in the medical and pharmaceutical fields.
Among the documents I usually translate in this field: Patient information leaflets, Clinical and pre-clinical trials, reports and protocols, market research documents, Brochures and press releases
I also work in the medical devices and dentistry fields

- 2017.11~2018.09 regulatory documents for MDFS(oncology/antibiotics)
- 2017.11~2018.09 a number clinical trial protocols & ICFs(oncology/CNS/pulmonary/hepatology,...)
- 2018.08 laboratory device brochure (ThermoFischer)
- 2017.12 medical device manual (PTCA balloon catheter)
- 2017.11 medical website for education (musculoskeletal rare disease)
- 2014.07 ~ 2016.08, 2017.08 ~ English medical articles into Korean and extracted marketing messages as an MI specialist

I have been actively translating from Japanese to English on a contractual basis in areas of manufacturing, medicine, and science for over 10 years. Areas of expertise include medical journals, operation manuals, various reports, presentation material, and other technical information. I am a certified by the American Society for Quality (ASQ) as a Biomedical Auditor (CBA) and the International Register of Certified Auditors (IRCA) as a Lead Auditor for Quality Management Systems (QMS).

I translated several papers and articles for Research in Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, brochures, reports for marketing, training materials and manuals for equipments.

Scientifically- literate accurate translation service

Medical and Pharmacy
• Translated tropical medicine papers, articles, and reports published in EN into JP for school magazine • Translated pharmaceutical customs documents published in EN into JP and KR (Pfizer, Seoul)
• Translated pharmacology textbooks published in EN into JP for undergrad students
Biology and Chemistry
• Translated textbooks, papers, and articles (EN → JP and KR) (Ewha Womans Univ., Seoul)

Medical (EN-JP and JP-EN, Translation, Proofreading, Editing, and Transcription)
Expertise: Oncology, Pharmacology, Immunology, Hematology, and Infectiology
Forms: Protocol, Informed Consent, Authorization Form, Survey, Policy, Laboratory Manual, Interview with doctors, Safety Data Sheet, Adverse Event Form, CIOMS, Case Report Form, Instructions for clinical investigators, Summary of Product Characteristics, Indication and Usage, Dosage and Administration, and Contradictions.

I have been working as a freelance medical translator since April 2018. So far I have experience in translating materials pertaining to clinical trials, medical devices, instructions for healthcare professionals and B2B marketing, mostly from ENG > GER. I currently work with Trados 2017 and XBench. Unfortunately I am not allowed to disclose the companies that I have worked for since I have signed NDAs. I hope for your understanding.