Orthopedics Medical Affairs Intern: Evidence & Research

Johnson Johnson; Leeds; On-site; GBP 13,000 - 20,000; Part time

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson in Leeds is offering a non-LDP internship in Orthopaedics Medical Affairs. The placement provides active, independent contribution to critical medical-scientific evidence roles within the EMEA team.

It involves national and international project exposure and avoids laboratory work, with a computer-based setup. The role is ideal for 1–2 years of bio science study, aims to develop data analysis and scientific communication skills, and involves collaboration across global teams.

Qualifications

• 1-2 years of Bio Science degree-level study completed.
• A minimum of 2:1 achieved in first year of study.
• Experience in evidence evaluation and communication.
• Ability to review scientific information, identify key insights, and communicate findings clearly.
• IT-skills (MS Office)

Responsibilities

• Help maintain and update clinical evidence resources, ensuring key information stays current and accessible.
• Review scientific literature and summarize relevant data to support product evidence and research activities.
• Assist in creating scientific communications, presentations, and training materials for internal teams.
• Collaborate with colleagues across the UK, EMEA, and the US on projects and process improvements.
• Support research funding activities and help communicate decisions to stakeholders.
• Participate in STEM outreach events, including university, school, and careers fair activities.
• Follow company policies and guidelines relating to safety, quality, ethics, and compliance.

Skills

Bio Science knowledge

Evidence evaluation

Scientific communication

MS Office

Education

Bio Science degree (1–2 years completed)

Job description

Johnson & Johnson in Leeds is offering a non-LDP internship in Orthopaedics Medical Affairs. The placement provides active, independent contribution to critical medical-scientific evidence roles within the EMEA team.

It involves national and international project exposure and avoids laboratory work, with a computer-based setup. The role is ideal for 1–2 years of bio science study, aims to develop data analysis and scientific communication skills, and involves collaboration across global teams.