Medical Policy Coordinator

Miami Neuroscience Institute Baptist Health South Florida; Alaska; Remote; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

A leading healthcare organization seeks a Medical Policy Coordinator Intern to support research and development of medical policies. This part-time summer internship is suitable for graduate students in healthcare-related fields, offering remote work flexibility. Responsibilities include research, policy development, and collaboration with teams to ensure deliverables align with internal needs.

Qualifications

• Current graduate student in healthcare administration, public health, political science, public policy, or related fields.
• Strong analytical and communication skills required.
• Experience in healthcare settings and policy research is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support the Scientific Affairs team in developing medical policies.
• Conduct policy research to maintain the Translation Guide library.
• Participate in work teams to meet deliverable needs.

Skills

Analytical abilities

Excellent communication skills

Writing abilities

Education

Current graduate student in healthcare administration, public health or related field

Job description

About the Medical Policy Coordinator Intern:

The Medical Policy Coordinator Intern will support the Scientific Affairs team in researching, developing, and reviewing medical policies. This internship is designed for a current undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree in a healthcare-related field such as Public Health, Health Policy, Biology, Nursing, Pre-Med, or a related discipline.

This is a part-time summer internship opportunity that is eligible for remote work, but travel to the corporate office in Tampa, FL may be requested during the assignment.

Essential Functions and Responsibilities:

Complete conversion of Laboratory Policies initial draft of Translation Guide, as assigned by Scientific Affairs Manager or Implementation Consultant
Conduct policy research to support maintenance of science intent in Translation Guide library
Thoughtfully map rationale to bridge between Laboratory Policies and Translation Guide
Actively participate in work teams to ensure overall deliverables meet the needs of both client and internal processes

Minimum Qualifications:

Current graduate student, with focused studies in one of the following: healthcare administration, public health, political science or public administration, public policy
Strong analytical abilities to interpret complex information
Excellent communication skills and writing abilities
Preferred Qualifications:

Prior experience in a healthcare setting with exposure to billing, advocacy, laboratory science, or claims processing
Prior experience in policy research and a developed skillset in policy writing and translation