US Medical Affairs, Solid Tumor Gynecologic Oncology Intern

US Medical Affairs, Solid Tumor Gynecologic Oncology Intern

At Genmab, interns don't just learn about the work - they help move it forward. Our internship program provides meaningful, hands-on experience through real projects that directly support our teams, business priorities, and mission to transform the lives of people with cancer and other serious diseases.

From day one, interns are welcomed as part of the team and given opportunities to contribute, collaborate, and make an impact. Along the way, you'll learn from talented colleagues and senior leaders, build new skills, expand your professional network, and gain exposure to the innovative work happening across Genmab.

We're always looking for smart, curious, purpose‑led people who are ready to bring fresh perspectives and bold ideas. Explore our website to learn more about Genmab and how you could play a role in our bold, extraordinary future.

As a US Medical Affairs, Solid Tumor Strategy Summer Intern, you will gain hands‑on experience within the pharmaceutical industry while supporting the US Medical Affairs team. You will work alongside experienced colleagues and mentors on projects focused on solid tumor medical strategy, gaining exposure to how Medical Affairs supports the development and commercialization of innovative medicines.

Throughout the internship, you will strengthen your leadership, problem‑solving, critical thinking, and project management skills while gaining cross‑functional exposure and building a strong foundation for a future career in the pharmaceutical industry.

• Support US Medical Affairs solid tumor strategies and tactics designed to help ensure the safe and effective use of our medicines and increase awareness of treatment options among healthcare professionals and patients.
• Explore emerging trends, scientific developments, and the competitive landscape within the US solid tumor space, and learn how these insights inform Medical Affairs strategy.
• Contribute to peri‑launch planning and key deliverables supporting medical strategy, external engagement, Day 1 commercialization readiness, and post‑launch success.
• Support strategic medical engagements, including Advisory Boards, while learning how insights are generated and incorporated into US Medical Strategy.
• Help plan and execute a Journal Club presentation, including conducting scientific publication intelligence, analyzing competitor publications, presenting findings to internal teams, and facilitating discussions around strategic implications.
• Gain exposure to Medical Affairs strategies and capabilities that support clinical development and commercialization.
• Support internal educational events and Advisory Boards through activities such as speaker selection, agenda development, content creation, and event logistics, while gaining exposure to external thought leader engagement.
• Apply creative problem‑solving and strategic thinking to projects while developing new ideas, insights, and an understanding of your own strengths as both a leader and individual contributor.

The ideal candidate is inquisitive, ambitious, hardworking and has a strong interest in the pharmaceutical industry, including the following:

• Currently in later years of pursuing an advanced degree in the life sciences field (e.g., PharmD, PhD)
• Proficient with scientific/medical data and nomenclature
• Has a desire to become proficient in effectively communicating complex scientific information to various stakeholders
• Demonstrated leadership in campus/community activities is desired
• Able to work independently, proactively, and part of a group, with curiosity and flexibility
• Excellent written and verbal communication…