Join us to help transform patient outcomes in rare diseases. This internship sits within the Medical (Rare Disease) function and offers hands‑on exposure to how medical evidence and cross‑functional collaboration shape strategy, support access, and deliver impact for patients in Singapore and the broader Asia area.
What you will do
- Support both administrative and scientific activities to keep projects on track.
- Coordinate meetings (internal and external), prepare structured minutes that highlight key insights, decisions, and action items, and track follow‑ups to ensure execution.
- Conduct literature searches and help summarize scientific information (evidence tables, slide summaries, one‑page digests).
- Assist with development or refinement of medical materials in line with compliance guidance (e.g., scientific narratives, Q&A documents, medical plans), as appropriate.
- Help maintain trackers, dashboards, and shared repositories to enhance team visibility and continuity.
- Collaborate with cross‑functional partners on defined workstreams (e.g., evidence generation planning, medical education activities, or advisory board logistics), under supervision.
Learning Outcomes
- Develop a practical understanding of how Medical Affairs operates within a biopharmaceutical company.
- Build skills in structured thinking, scientific communication, and meeting facilitation.
- Learn to translate scientific discussions into clear, actionable insights and follow‑through plans.
- Gain exposure to how medical evidence informs strategy, and how medical activities support patient outcomes and access in rare diseases.
Internship Details
- Internship Duration: 5-6 months
- Start Date: Urgent hire — candidates must be available to commence in June 2026/July 2026
- Location Eligibility: Applicants must currently reside in Singapore.
- Documentation Requirements: Applicants must possess the required internship support letter from their respective schools, as well as a valid student pass, where applicable.
