Enrolled in a bachelor's or master's degree in Life Sciences, Public Health, Biomedical Communications, Library Science, or a related field
Strong scientific literacy and ability to read and summarize clinical or medical content
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail, especially when handling large volumes of content
Clear, precise writing skills suitable for professional and scientific audiences
Requirements:
Audit and catalog existing approved scientific and client content across multiple therapeutic areas and program types
Use AI tools (Claude and Copilot) to generate structured summaries, key-message extracts, and content outlines from approved materials
Design and build an organized, searchable content library with consistent tagging, categorization, and reuse guidance
Develop content reuse guidelines to help delivery teams quickly identify relevant existing materials before creating new content
Job description
Description
Position at Vaniam Group
Intern, Scientific Communications
What You’ll Do
Vaniam Group’s Scientific Communications team creates the evidence-based content that underpins everything we do — from medical education programs to publication planning and scientific strategy. As our Scientific Communications Intern, you’ll use AI to organize, summarize, and structure existing approved content so it can be found and reused efficiently across delivery teams. You’ll also build AI-powered tools and agents that automate repeated tasks, collaborate with content coordinators to generate key takeaways from approved materials, and help pressure test Vaniam Group’s innovative offerings. This role is ideal for someone with a scientific background who’s excited about applying technology to make rigorous content more accessible and impactful — and who wants to develop hands-on AI skills in the context of scientific communications and medical communication.
What You’ll Work On
Audit and catalog existing approved scientific and client content across multiple therapeutic areas and program types
Use AI tools — primarily Claude and Copilot, along with additional tools as the team identifies needs — to generate structured summaries, key-message extracts, and content outlines from approved materials
Design and build an organized, searchable content library with consistent tagging, categorization, and reuse guidance
Develop content reuse guidelines that help delivery teams quickly identify relevant existing materials before creating new content
Test the content library with Scientific Communications and delivery team members, gather feedback, and refine the structure and search experience
Present the completed library, content summaries, and a sustainability plan to leadership
Work with content coordinators to develop AI-generated key takeaways derived from approved materials, clean transcripts, and other content assets
Develop Copilot agents or Claude skills to automate repeated tasks that will be distributed to the Scientific Communications team
Assist in pressure testing Vaniam Group’s innovative offerings such as EXPLORE, SPHERE, HORIZON, and other platforms
What You’ll Learn
How scientific communications and medical writing function within a medical communications agency — including publication planning, medical education, and advisory boards
Content management and information architecture principles applied to scientific and regulatory content
How to use AI responsibly for summarization and content structuring in a highly regulated, accuracy-critical environment
The medical-legal-regulatory (MLR) review process and why content accuracy and traceability matter in healthcare communications
How to collaborate across scientific, strategic, and operational teams in a fully remote organization
How to develop practical AI skills — including building agents and automation workflows — within the context of scientific communications and medical communication work
What You Must Have
Education:
Currently pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in Life Sciences, Public Health, Biomedical Communications, Library Science, or a related field
Skills and Competencies:
Strong scientific literacy and comfort reading and summarizing clinical or medical content
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail, particularly when working with large volumes of content
Clear, precise writing skills suited for professional and scientific audiences
Time Requirements:
Availability to work 20 hours per week for 10–12 weeks (June through August 2026)
The Team You’ll Work Closest With
You will work closely with the Scientific Communications team and collaborate with account teams across Vaniam Group's agency network.
Why You’ll Love Us
100% remote environment
Positive, diverse, and supportive culture
Passionate about serving clients focused on Cancer and Blood diseases
Generous parental leave benefit
Work-Life Balance and Flexibility
About Us
Vaniam Group is an oncology‑led partner to biopharma companies working at the forefront of complex, high‑science medicine. With deep expertise in oncology and hematology, Vaniam Group helps clients make sense of evolving data, emerging insights, and real‑world dynamics so teams can make confident decisions and move programs forward with clarity. The company combines scientific depth, close collaboration with the medical community, and an integrated approach to insight and data that supports strategy across the oncology lifecycle. While oncology is where Vaniam Group’s work is most established and refined, the same rigor and expertise are applied in other therapeutic areas where the science is complex and the stakes are high. For more information, visit www.VaniamGroup.com.
