Regulatory Medical Writing Intern - Summer

Johnson & Johnson; Titusville (NJ); Hybrid; USD 32,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company-sponsored medical benefits

Pension plan

Job summary

Johnson & Johnson invites students to join the IDAR Summer Intern Training Academy as a Summer Intern in Regulatory Medical Writing. The role spans Spring House, Raritan, or Titusville locations with a May–August 2027 term and a 40-hour workweek.

Interns assist in clinical and regulatory documentation under guidance, developing scientific writing and regulatory understanding. The program emphasizes hands-on experience in pharmaceutical R&D, exposure to regulatory documents, and collaboration

Qualifications

• Strong written communication skills.
• Ability to review, interpret, and summarize scientific information.
• GPA 3.5 or higher across college coursework.

Responsibilities

• Support Regulatory Medical Writing activities related to clinical development and regulatory documentation.
• Learn how clinical/regulatory documents support product development and regulatory approval.
• Assist in preparing and reviewing clinical documents such as Investigator's Brochures, Protocols, and Clinical Study Reports.
• Summarize efficacy and safety data and respond to Health Authority questions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams within IDAR Summer Intern Training Academy.

Skills

Written communication

Attention to detail

Education

Pursuing Bachelor/Master/PhD in Biological Sciences or health-related fields

Job description

Johnson & Johnson invites students to join the IDAR Summer Intern Training Academy as a Summer Intern in Regulatory Medical Writing. The role spans Spring House, Raritan, or Titusville locations with a May–August 2027 term and a 40-hour workweek.

Interns assist in clinical and regulatory documentation under guidance, developing scientific writing and regulatory understanding. The program emphasizes hands-on experience in pharmaceutical R&D, exposure to regulatory documents, and collaboration