Global Veterinary Public Health Intern — Hybrid & Travel Covered

Merck; Rahway (NJ); On-site; USD 39,000 - 111,000; Full time

Job summary

Merck's Future Talent Program in Rahway, New Jersey seeks a motivated intern to join the International Veterinary Health (IVH) team for a 10–12 week period. You will participate in team meetings, gain insight into the pharmaceutical industry's role in improving human and animal health, and observe public-private partnerships in action.

Projects vary and may include disease communication, government bulletins, vaccination program planning, and data management; relocation to NJ is expected for the

Qualifications

• Candidates must be enrolled in a Master of Public Health or Veterinary Public Health program.
• Interest in animal health with a focus on veterinary public health.
• Excellent interpersonal/communication, writing, presentation skills and professional demeanor.
• General computer skills, including Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
• Ability to be organized, adapt to a changing environment, prioritize, work independently and as part of a team.
• Demonstrate high ethical standards.

Responsibilities

• Join IVH team meetings and planning sessions to gain understanding of the role of the pharmaceutical industry in improving human and animal lives.
• Learn about public-private partnerships and disease control, observing them in action.
• Contribute to projects related to disease communication, government bulletins, and vaccination campaigns with data management considerations.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Writing skills

Presentation skills

Education

Master of Public Health or Veterinary Public Health program

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Job description

Merck's Future Talent Program in Rahway, New Jersey seeks a motivated intern to join the International Veterinary Health (IVH) team for a 10–12 week period. You will participate in team meetings, gain insight into the pharmaceutical industry's role in improving human and animal health, and observe public-private partnerships in action.

Projects vary and may include disease communication, government bulletins, vaccination program planning, and data management; relocation to NJ is expected for the