2027 Future Talent Program - Global Scientific Training (GST) Oncology - Intern

Job Description

The Future Talent Program features internships that last up to 12 weeks and will include one or more projects. These opportunities in our Research Lab Division can provide you with great development and a chance to see if we are the right company for your long-term goals. The Global Scientific Training (GST) Oncology Summer Intern will support the development, implementation, and evaluation of scientific training programs that enable Medical Affairs and Field Medical professionals to deliver high-quality scientific exchange. The intern will collaborate with scientific training leads, cross-functional stakeholders, and subject matter experts to contribute to training content, learning resources, analytics, and process improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

Oncology Scientific Training Support Assist in the development and maintenance of scientific training materials. Support curriculum updates for oncology and/or other therapeutic areas. Conduct literature reviews and summarize scientific publications relevant to training programs. Help organize and track training content across learning platforms. Contribute to training needs assessments and gap analyses. Assist in creating learning resources, job aids, infographics, and workshop materials. Support evaluation of training effectiveness through surveys and feedback analysis. Participate in planning and execution of training events, workshops, and congress-related learning activities. Data & Analytics Analyze training participation and engagement metrics. Develop dashboards, reports, and summaries to support training decisions. Identify trends and opportunities to improve learner experience and program effectiveness. Cross-Functional Collaboration Work with GST Oncology team members, medical directors, scientific content teams, and learning professionals. Attend project meetings and contribute ideas for continuous improvement. Present project findings and recommendations at the conclusion of the