Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI): Internship Programme 2025 

As an intern at CHAI, you will play an essential role in supporting various programmatic areas. From research and data analysis to assisting in project management, interns will work on high-priority initiatives that improve health systems and access to care. This is an opportunity to contribute directly to public health outcomes while learning from experienced professionals in the field. 

Responsibilities

• Research, Forecasting, & Data Analysis: Conduct targeted research, data modelling, and data analysis to support decision-making and programmatic strategy. 
• Project Support: Assist in the development and implementation of health initiatives, including tracking progress, monitoring outcomes, and preparing reports. 
• Strategic Collaboration: Work closely with CHAI teams across departments to brainstorm innovative solutions to health challenges and contribute to cross-functional projects. 
• Stakeholder Engagement: Help coordinate with government agencies, healthcare partners, and local organizations to facilitate project execution and promote CHAI’s objectives. 
• Documentation & Reporting: Contribute to the creation of reports, presentations, and documentation of best practices to support the scaling of successful programs. 
• Operational Support: Contribute towards event planning logistics, finance, communication, and administrative support. As well as identifying or utilizing tools for operation efficiencies. 

Learning and Development Opportunities 

As an intern, you will have access to professional development opportunities, including:

• Project Management: Hands-on experience managing health projects from conception to execution. 
• Global Collaboration: Exposure to the complexities of working in international health, building relationships with key stakeholders across CHAI’s network. 
• Leadership Development: Gain skills in leadership, team collaboration, and effective communication within a global health framework. 
• Strategic Thinking: Participate in problem-solving sessions aimed at creating innovative solutions to public health challenges. 
• Data-Driven Insights: Learn to analyze and interpret data, shaping real-world solutions and interventions

Requirements:

• Applicants should be enrolled in a relevant post-graduate degree program, such as:

1. Public Health,
2. International Development,
3. Economics,
4. or Business.
5. Students in their final year of undergraduate studies are also welcome to apply. 

• A strong passion for CHAI’s mission and a demonstrated interest in global health challenges are essential. This could be shown through a cover letter. 
• Ability to conduct research, analyze data, and use standard software tools (e.g., Microsoft Office). Familiarity with data analysis tools or programming languages (e.g., Excel, SPSS, Python) is advantageous but not mandatory. 
• Strong written and verbal communication skills. The ability to interact respectfully and effectively with people from diverse cultural backgrounds is crucial, reflecting the global scope of CHAI’s work. 
• Capable of working in a dynamic environment, handling multiple tasks, and adjusting to shifting priorities. Proactive learning and a solution-oriented mindset are highly valued. 
• Must be comfortable working both independently and collaboratively, as you will be expected to manage some tasks autonomously while also supporting team initiatives. 
• Proficiency in English is required, with knowledge of other languages, especially those spoken in CHAI’s program countries, being an asset.