IMM Medical Affairs Summer Intern

Johnson & Johnson•Horsham, PA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine is recruiting a hybrid Immunology Medical Affairs Field Medical (MSL) Summer Intern in Horsham, Pennsylvania. The internship runs from mid-May through late August 2027 and is part of the US Immunology Dermatology Medical Science Liaison team within Immunology Medical Affairs. The intern reports to a Senior Medical Science Liaison and works with the MSL Field Director, Dermatology MSL team, and Medical Affairs partners, including Medical Directors, Scientific Communications, and Learning Excellence. The internship provides practical, industry-specific scientific and analytical experience and exposure to how field medical teams translate clinical data into compliant scientific exchange, generate insights that inform medical strategy, and collaborate across the organization. The intern will contribute to scientific resource development, congress planning and analysis, insight analysis, literature surveillance, stakeholder and territory analytics, AI-enabled workflow tools, and training materials. The intern will participate in MSL meetings and regional calls, learn about compliant scientific exchange and Medical Affairs processes, and complete and present a defined capstone project to Immunology Medical Affairs leadership. The intern will also participate in Horsham-based programming, including Medical Affairs 101 sessions, leadership networking, and intern community events.

Requirements

Be enrolled in an accredited college or university pursuing graduate study in PharmD, PhD, MD, MPH, or another science-related master's program; exceptional undergraduate candidates pursuing a science-related bachelor's degree who have completed two or three years of coursework may also be considered.
Be permanently authorized to work in the United States and not require employment visa sponsorship at application or in the future.
Be able to work on a hybrid schedule at the Horsham, Pennsylvania site for the duration of the internship.
Have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
Demonstrate interest in Medical Affairs and/or a Medical Science Liaison career.
Be able to critically evaluate and clearly summarize clinical and scientific literature.
Be detail-oriented, analytical, highly organized, and able to manage multiple tasks.
Be able to work independently and as part of a team.
Have strong oral and written communication skills, including the ability to present scientific information to varied audiences.
Be proficient with Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel (with high proficiency generating tables and graphs), and PowerPoint.

Nice To Haves

Coursework, rotations, or research experience in immunology, dermatology, or inflammatory diseases.
Experience with PubMed and other literature databases.
Academic and/or industry clinical trial or research experience.
Familiarity with data visualization tools and/or generative AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot.
Technical competencies in SharePoint, Teams, and other information technology systems.
Participation in campus or community service or leadership activities.

Responsibilities

Support the MSL team in building and updating internal scientific summaries, disease-state reference guides, and data compendia across psoriasis, psoriatic disease, and other immunology areas, subject to Medical Affairs review processes.
Help organize pre-congress planning, including session and poster tracking, and synthesize post-congress scientific highlights and competitive landscape summaries.
Assist with aggregating and thematically analyzing field medical insights to identify trends and knowledge gaps that inform Medical Affairs strategy.
Conduct structured searches in PubMed and other literature databases and summarize newly published data relevant to immunology and dermatology.
Support opinion leader mapping and engagement analytics using Excel and data visualization tools to help MSLs prioritize scientific engagement.
Help develop, test, and document Microsoft Copilot and generative AI prompts, templates, and use cases for MSL workflows, in alignment with J&J AI and compliance policies.
Contribute to MSL onboarding and training materials, including quick-reference guides, data cheat sheets, and knowledge checks.
Participate in MSL team meetings and regional calls and learn the foundations of compliant scientific exchange, Medical Affairs SOPs, the medical information request process, and health care compliance guidelines.
Own a defined summer capstone project from scoping through delivery and present outcomes and recommendations to Immunology Medical Affairs leadership.
Participate in Horsham-based intern programming, including Medical Affairs 101 sessions, leadership networking, and intern community events.