Corporate Affairs and Patient Advocacy Intern - Undergraduate

We are looking for undergraduate students majoring in Communications, Political Science, Journalism, Marketing, Advertising, Public Affairs, or a related field for a 12-week internship role in Wilmington, DE from May 18 2026 to August 7 2026.

Position Description:

Patient Advocacy:

• Impact Reports for Nonprofit Partnerships: Define KPIs and outcome narratives; synthesize qualitative and quantitative inputs; build clear, visual reports and executive summaries that highlight patient impact, reach, equity outcomes, and lessons learned.
• Internal Communication Toolkits: Create non-promotional toolkits (key messages, FAQs, slides, one-pagers, talking points, and email templates) to enable consistent, compliant internal communications about advocacy initiatives.
• Operationalizing Insight and Story Collection: Design and pilot a standardized process to capture notable stories and patient insights from nonprofit collaborations (intake forms, tagging taxonomies, consent and compliance checkpoints, storage and retrieval workflows); create guidance for ethical use in internal storytelling and decision-making.
• Project Planning Templates: Design reusable templates (charters, timelines, RACI, risk/issue logs, stakeholder maps, budget trackers, and post-project reviews); pilot and iterate based on user feedback.

Corporate Communications:

• Contribute to scenario planning, draft holding statements and FAQs for routine inquiries, and maintain message banks for common topics such as safety, supply, and sustainability
• Connect with brand stakeholders to align on strategy and tactics related to communications and advocacy
• Support advocacy leads on strategic tactics to maximize sponsorships

Position Requirements:

• Undergraduate students majoring in Communications, Political Science, Journalism, Marketing, Advertising, Public Affairs, or a related field.
• Candidates must have an expected graduation date after August 2026.
• Strong interest in healthcare, biopharma, policy, and patient advocacy.
• Ability to turn complex data and stakeholder input into concise impact insights and recommendations. Strong storytelling and active listening, including skill in identifying key insights, narrative development, and communications.
• Experience with structured problem-solving, hypothesis formation, and developing frameworks. Understanding of basic project management or prior exposure to consulting, program evaluation, or operations is a plus.
• Experience working with advocacy groups, community organizations, and healthcare policy is a plus.
• Proficiency in MS Office Suite, particularly Excel and PowerPoint; familiarity with SharePoint/Teams and AI tools, is a plus.

• US Work Authorization is required at time of application.
• This role will not be granting CPT support.
• Ability to report onsite to Wilmington, DE 3-5 days per week. This role will not provide relocation assistance.
• Compensation range: $31-$32.50 per hour

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