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Spanish (Spain) to English Pharmacovigilance Linguist
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About Welo Life Sciences
Welo Life Sciences, a Welo Global brand, is a specialized language and technology partner serving pharmaceutical, CRO, and medical device organizations operating in regulated global markets. We deliver regulator-ready translation, linguistic validation, and localization solutions that support clinical trials, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, labeling, and global commercialization. Our approach combines subject matter expertise with ISO-certified quality processes and technology-enabled workflows designed to integrate seamlessly into life sciences operations. With extensive experience supporting global product development and post-market requirements, Welo Life Sciences helps organizations accelerate timelines, protect data integrity, and maintain compliance across languages and regions. All solutions are delivered within a secure, audit-ready framework supported by seven ISO certifications. welolifesciences.com
About the Role
We are looking for experienced Spanish (Spain) to English (GB or US) linguists to support a high-volume, fast-turnaround pharmacovigilance program for a leading global pharmaceutical company. Work involves translating and reviewing safety and regulatory content, including adverse event reports and related clinical documentation, with strict turnaround times and deadlines.
This is an ongoing freelance engagement with daily volumes.
Key Responsibilities
- Translate Pharmacovigilance and/or Clinical-regulatory content from Spanish into English.
- Perform Machine Translation Post-Editing (MTPE) on machine-translated safety content.
- Perform Copy Edit review of translated/post-edited content for accuracy, tone, and consistency.
- Meet strict, non-extendable turnaround times on time-sensitive safety content.
Requirements
- Degree in translation, linguistics or languages studies or an equivalent degree that includes significant
translation training. - Minimum 2 years of professional experience translating medical documentation, specificially with experience and knowledge in Pharmacovigilance and/or Clinical-Regulatory content.
- Experience translating pharmacovigilance content preferred: SAE/AE (serious and non-serious adverse events), PSURs, SUSARs, ICSRs, DSURs, Risk Management Plans (RMP).
- Alternatively, experience translating regulatory or clinical documents: medical reports, protocols, synopses, ICF, discharge reports, study reports, SmPC, PIL, or medical literature.
- Great daily availability: this program requires consistent daily capacity and is not suited to part-time schedules.
- Strong Spanish proficiency; native level of English preferred but not mandatory.
- Experience with XTM or similar CAT tools.
- Reliable, deadline-driven, and flexible, able to commit to fast turnaround times with no extensions.
Nice to Have
- Healthcare professional (HCP) background: nurse or physician preferred, especially with emergency room experience. Other HCP backgrounds also welcome.
- Willingness to commit to daily and/or weekend availability.
Tools & Systems
- CAT tool: XTM, client-provided license; onboarding and connector setup provided after onboarding.
Before Applying
Please note there will be an assessment as part of our onboarding and quality procedure, please only apply if you’re willing to complete our assessment.
Please ensure your latest English CV accurately reflects your Life Sciences and Medical translation experience, including years of experience specifically in Life Sciences, the document types you’ve translated, CAT tool you’ve used, and relevant details also your contact information (email AND phone number).
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We look forward to receiving your application!
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I have experience working with safety and clinical-regulatory materials such as adverse-event narratives, serious adverse event reports, patient case documentation, clinical reports, protocols, and product information. I follow approved terminology and client instructions closely because accuracy can affect patient-safety reporting.
I review the source and target sentence by sentence, correcting terminology, meaning, grammar, omissions, and formatting. I do not assume machine output is reliable, especially for negations, dates, medical abbreviations, dosage details, and event seriousness.
I assess volume and complexity immediately, plan the work in focused stages, and use approved CAT resources efficiently. If I identify a source ambiguity or terminology issue, I raise a concise query early while continuing with unaffected content to avoid delaying delivery.
I use client glossaries, translation memories, reference documents, and project-specific style guides. I also verify recurring terms and abbreviations in context, documenting justified terminology decisions so that similar cases remain consistent.
I have used CAT environments to leverage translation memory, termbases, QA checks, segment status controls, and bilingual review workflows. I ensure tags and formatting are preserved, resolve QA warnings appropriately, and complete final checks before delivery.
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