Freelance Translator - Vietnamese
avantpage translationsDenver (CO)
Freelance Translator - Vietnamese
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avantpage translationsDenver (CO)
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About the role
Join AvantPage's Team Of Healthcare Insurance Linguists Are you a skilled freelance translator or editor with experience in the healthcare field? AvantPage is looking for talented linguists to support an upcoming project involving member communications for a major healthcare insurance provider. We specialize in translating member letters and other critical documents that help individuals understand and manage their healthcare coverage. If you're passionate about clear, culturally appropriate communication and want to make a difference, we'd love to hear from you! We're currently seeking linguists working from English into Vietnamese.
Requirements:
- Native speaker of Vietnamese
- Proven experience in healthcare, health insurance, or medical translation
- Strong attention to detail
- Experience with CAT tools (XTM preferred)
- Experience with XTRF is a plus
- Availability to work during PST time
- Availability to work on same-day delivery projectsATA certification is a plus
- Why Work With AvantPage?
- Flexible remote work with a supportive team
- Long-term collaboration opportunities
- Meaningful projects that impact real lives
- Competitive rates and consistent workflow
- Inclusive and respectful work environment
- Ready to Join Us?
- If you're a dedicated linguist with healthcare expertise looking for a rewarding freelance opportunity, we invite you to apply and become part of our mission to improve lives through language.
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