[Hiring] Summer Co-op/Global Medical Affairs – Long‑Acting Injectable (LAI) Strategy @Atrium

Role Description

Global Medical Affairs is seeking a Pharm.D. candidate summer intern to support Long‑Acting Market Transformation (LAMT) initiatives. LAMT is a medical‑led strategy focused on enabling the successful adoption of current and future long‑acting injectable (LAI) HIV assets by aligning evidence generation, scientific insight, and medical strategy at a global level. The intern will support priority global medical projects across the existing LAI portfolio and future pipeline assets, gaining exposure to how Global Medical Affairs shapes strategy across the asset lifecycle—from established products to emerging innovations. This role supports both near‑term global deliverables and longer‑term capability building for LAMT.

Working closely with Global Medical Affairs leadership, the intern may support:

• LAMT medical strategy activities across current LAI assets and future pipeline programs, including landscape assessments, synthesis of insights, and strategic framing.
• Contribution to global medical projects supporting long‑acting HIV treatment and prevention, with scope flexed based on evolving portfolio and pipeline priorities.
• Support for evidence‑focused activities, including literature reviews, data synthesis, and interpretation of clinical, real‑world, or modeling outputs relevant to LAI assets.
• Development of medical materials (e.g., slide decks, briefing documents, executive summaries) to support global discussions on both in‑market and pipeline LAIs.
• Assistance with global advisory board preparation and follow‑up, including synthesis of insights related to current and future long‑acting therapies.
• Collaboration with cross‑functional and regional medical partners to support aligned global medical objectives across the LAI lifecycle.

Qualifications

• Current Pharm.D. candidate (P2–P4) in good academic standing or similar discipline.
• Strong interest in medical affairs, HIV, infectious diseases, or long‑acting therapies.
• Excellent analytical, written, and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to manage multiple workstreams and work independently.
• Must be able to work full-time (35-40 hours/week) throughout the duration of the 6-12 month assignment.
• Must have an active student status and/or within 12 months post-graduation from a BS or MS degree program. Post-doctoral candidates are not eligible.

Requirements

• Must successfully pass a drug screen and background check prior to assignment target start date.
• Completion of the GSK Digital Assessment is required to proceed in the application process.
• Recommended to use a personal email when submitting your application as school emails tend to block external senders.

Benefits

• Flexible work environment with certain positions requiring onsite presence.
• Relocation stipend for candidates hired for an on-site or hybrid role residing outside of 50 miles from their assigned work location.
• Competitive hourly pay rate and benefits for GSK Interns and Co-ops.
• Eligibility for overtime pay, in accordance with federal and state requirements.
• Pay Rate Range: $22/hr to $43/hr.