The people behind your translations
MediLingua has been a specialist medical translation agency since 1996. We deeply value the human connection in our work. Which is why every project is handled by a team with the language skills, scientific background, and clinical experience to get it right.
One of the longest-standing specialist medical translation agencies in the Netherlands.
A focused, expert team, all exclusively working in the medical and life sciences sector.
From European to Asian and African languages, we handle the full scope of your multilingual needs.
Our team
Management team
Responsible for the day-to-day running of MediLingua. Combines decades of experience in translation project management, technical production, language quality assurance, and quality systems.
Combined: 35+ years at MediLingua
Project managers
Your day-to-day contact for every project. Our project managers hold degrees in translation studies and bring specialist knowledge across areas such as clinical trials, dentistry, and medicinal products.
Specialisms: clinical trials, dentistry, EMA QRD compliance
Quality assurance & editors
Every translation is quality-checked before delivery. We perform language checks, consistency reviews, and EMA template compliance checks across all languages.
Covers: clinical trials, IFUs, SPCs, PILs, marketing
Built specifically for medical translation
In 1996, MediLingua was set up with a single focus: the medical sector. That focus hasn't changed.
Our team combines translation expertise with scientific and clinical backgrounds. That's not common in this industry, and it matters for the accuracy of your documents.
Science-educated translators
Many of our language experts hold degrees in biomedical, biological, or pharmaceutical sciences.
ISO-certified quality process
Our team reviews every translation before it reaches you.
Long-term relationships
Several team members have been with MediLingua for over a decade.
Ready to work with us?
Send us your project details and we'll get back to you within one working day.