Supply Chain Integration Intern

About the Role

This is a temporary internship for Summer 2027, beginning on May 17, 2027. It is an 80% onsite role with optional work-from-home Fridays. Interns must be located within driving distance of the facility for the duration of the internship.

Key Responsibilities

• Contribute to the planning and execution of complex supply chain initiatives, including product conversions and clinical implementation activities, by developing project plans, evaluating operational considerations, and supporting successful adoption across participant sites.
• Conduct advanced analysis of clinical, financial, utilization, and operational data to evaluate performance, identify value creation opportunities, and develop recommendations that support strategic supply chain and business decisions.
• Partner with integration associates, clinical leaders, physicians, and other cross-functional stakeholders to evaluate supply chain opportunities, gather requirements, and develop solutions that balance clinical, operational, and financial considerations.
• Support product evaluations, trials, and implementation strategies by analyzing alternatives, coordinating stakeholder input, and developing resources and recommendations that facilitate informed product and service decisions.
• Evaluate supply chain challenges and improvement opportunities, including utilization, product availability, and operational processes, to identify root causes and recommend strategies that improve performance, efficiency, and continuity of operations.
• Develop and present executive-ready analyses, business reviews, recommendations, and project deliverables that clearly communicate findings, expected value, implementation considerations, and outcomes to leadership and key stakeholders.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Enrolled in an accredited program specific to the discipline required.

Qualifications

• High school diploma equivalency OR Enrolled in accredited program specific to discipline required.
• Currently enrolled in a graduate-level program (i.e., MBA, MHA, MPH, MSHA, or related healthcare or business-focused program).