Jennifer Guernsey

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B.A. in Russian language and literature; studied one semester in Moscow; spent 4 years escorting tourists to the USSR. Passed Department of State translation exam. Over 30 years translation experience with emphasis on medical and pharmaceutical translation. Extensive experience in patent translation.

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Russian

- English

Translating Services

AbstractingEditingPost-EditingProofreadingTranslating

Translating Tools

FluencyMemoQ

Areas of Specialization

Business - Travel & tourismEngineering - Chemical engineeringLaw - Patents, trademarks, & copyrightsMedicine - Anatomy & physiologyMedicine - DentistryMedicine - GeneticsMedicine - Health careMedicine - ImmunologyMedicine - Instruments, medicalMedicine - Medicine (General)Medicine - Nontraditional medicineMedicine - NutritionMedicine - PharmaceuticalsMedicine - PsychiatryMedicine - RadiologyMedicine - ToxicologyMedicine - Veterinary medicineNatural Sciences - BiochemistryNatural Sciences - BiologyNatural Sciences - Microbiology, bacteriology, & virologyNatural Sciences - Natural Sciences (General)Pure Sciences - ChemistryPure Sciences - Materials SciencePure Sciences - MetallurgySocial Sciences - Immigration

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Medical DivisionSlavic Languages Division

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