Healthcare Supply Chain Intern – Undergrad (12-Week)

Northwestern Memorial Hospital; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 26,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Student Loan Repayment

Professional Development

Wellbeing Fund

401(k) Matching

Medical, Dental, Vision Coverage

Life Insurance

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Northwestern Medicine offers a 12-week Supply Chain Internship Program in Chicago, providing hands-on experience in healthcare supply chain management. Interns will work on projects, receive mentorship, and participate in weekly professional development sessions.

Applicants must be currently enrolled as undergraduates, with preference for sophomores. The program emphasizes growth, mentorship, and a broad exposure to hospital operations while supporting students with benefits and a collaborative

Qualifications

• Current enrollment in an undergraduate program.
• Preferred completion of at least the sophomore year.

Responsibilities

• Uphold the mission, standards and values of Northwestern Medicine.
• Successfully complete projects and work tasks as assigned.
• Develop a working knowledge of hospital operations to support diverse projects.
• Build working relationships with staff and management for effective collaboration.
• Participate in development activities during the internship.
• Communicate with managers and staff to transition work at internship close.
• Flexibility in team/site placements and tasks.
• This is a 12-week internship with vacations scheduled outside the period.

Skills

Undergraduate status

Education

Undergraduate student

Job description

Northwestern Medicine offers a 12-week Supply Chain Internship Program in Chicago, providing hands-on experience in healthcare supply chain management. Interns will work on projects, receive mentorship, and participate in weekly professional development sessions.

Applicants must be currently enrolled as undergraduates, with preference for sophomores. The program emphasizes growth, mentorship, and a broad exposure to hospital operations while supporting students with benefits and a collaborative