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Havas Health Network in New York is forming a Submissions Fellow program to provide an entry-level foundation in health advertising, regulatory submissions, and cross-department collaboration. Fellows receive training through Pharma 101, Business Writing, and Foundations of Presenting, with mentorship from leaders in pharmaceutical advertising.
Location is New York, NY with a hybrid schedule. Start date is February 8, 2027, and compensation is $55,000 plus overtime for non-exempt status.
Agency :
Havas Health Network
Job Description :
A Fellowship at HHN is an entry-level position designed to provide a foundational understanding of health and wellness advertising, the company, and the specific department. This role emphasizes training and development, offering access to courses such as Pharma 101, Business Writing, and Foundations of Presenting.
Fellows will also participate in executive-led discussions to gain insight into how departments collaborate to serve clients. The program offers a unique opportunity to build your professional network and receive mentorship from leaders in pharmaceutical advertising.
Location: New York, NY (Hybrid)
Start Date: February 8th, 2027 (Subject to change)
Compensation: $55,000 + Overtime (Non-Exempt)
The Submissions Fellow ensures that projects are compliant and error‑free for submission to the client’s medical, legal, and regulatory review panel to reduce turnaround. The Submissions Fellow will gain expert knowledge of clients’ regulatory submission platforms, tools, and processes to guide the internal Havas team on project submissions to ensure that projects are submitted correctly and on time.
Permanent
Here at Havas across the group we pride ourselves on being committed to offering equal opportunities to all potential employees and have zero tolerance for discrimination. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants irrespective of age, sex, race, ethnicity, disability and other factors that have no bearing on an individual’s ability to perform their job.