2026 CHAI Internship Intake

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Website Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc. (CHAI)

2026 CHAI Internship Intake

Organization: Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI)
Type: Internship Program (Operations & Programs)
Duration: April – October 2026 (8–16 weeks, full-time)
Application Deadline: November 15, 2025
Location: In-office, remote (within CHAI’s countries of operation), or hybrid
Compensation: Stipend (aligned with local labor laws) + possible per diem, travel, visa, and accommodation support

About CHAI

The Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) is a global health organization working in over 40 countries to strengthen health systems, improve access to life-saving medicines, and address infectious and non-communicable diseases. Founded in 2002 during the HIV/AIDS crisis, CHAI now works across a wide range of areas including HIV, COVID-19, malaria, tuberculosis, vaccines, maternal and child health, and nutrition.

CHAI partners with governments and health institutions to scale solutions, strengthen systems, and maximize sustainable impact.

Internship Overview

The CHAI Internship Program 2026 offers students and early-career professionals a chance to gain immersive experience in global public health, working on high-priority initiatives with real-world impact.

As a CHAI intern, you will:

  • Contribute to research, analysis, and project management.

  • Collaborate with international and local teams.

  • Support government partners and healthcare organizations.

  • Develop leadership, problem-solving, and cross-cultural communication skills.

Responsibilities

Depending on the assigned department/program, interns may support:

  • Data-Driven Insights – Research, data modeling, and analysis for program strategies.

  • Project Support – Assist in design, implementation, monitoring, and reporting.

  • Strategic Collaboration – Brainstorm innovative solutions with CHAI teams.

  • Stakeholder Engagement – Coordinate with governments, NGOs, and local partners.

  • Knowledge Management – Draft reports, presentations, and best practices.

  • Operational Support – Assist with logistics, finance, communications, and administrative tasks.

Learning & Development

Interns benefit from:

  • Hands-on project management experience.

  • Exposure to international partnerships and government engagement.

  • Strategic problem-solving and teamwork opportunities.

  • Mentorship and feedback from CHAI professionals.

Qualifications

  • Enrolled in a graduate or final-year undergraduate program in public health, international development, economics, business, or related fields.

  • Strong passion for CHAI’s mission and global health.

  • Skills in research, data analysis, and Microsoft Office (knowledge of SPSS, Excel, or Python is an asset).

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.

  • Proficiency in English (other languages spoken in CHAI’s countries are an advantage).

  • Attributes: Proactivity, adaptability, resilience, curiosity, professionalism.

Program Details

  • Duration: 8–16 weeks (April – October 2026)

  • Mode: In-office, remote (within CHAI program countries), or hybrid

  • Compensation: Fair stipend + potential per diem, visa/travel/accommodation support

  • Financial Aid: Some universities may provide additional support—check with your career office

How to Apply

  • Submit your application by November 15, 2025.

  • Prepare a resume and cover letter demonstrating your interest in global health and CHAI’s mission.

  • Applications must be submitted via the official CHAI careers portal: www.clintonhealthaccess.org

To apply for this job please visit careers-chai.icims.com.

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