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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital · 16 hours ago

Summer 2026 Graduate Internship Program – Physician Services Organization (PSO)

NYP/Weill Cornell Medical Center

Internship

Onsite

Intern

$40/hr - $40/hr

Start in 2026 Summer

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is one of the nation’s most comprehensive academic health care delivery systems, dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate care. They are offering a 10-week paid internship for graduate students in the Physician Services Organization, where interns will work closely with leadership on projects that advance strategic priorities in healthcare administration and physician practice operations.

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Comp. & Benefits

Responsibilities

Interns will work closely with PSO leadership and contribute to projects that advance our strategic priorities

Interns will gain exposure to initiatives that enhance physician engagement, optimize workflows, and improve patient experience

Each intern will be assigned a mentor from the members of the Emerging Leadership Council

Interns will have one-on-one career information meetings with Senior Leaders

All interns will create and present a 15-minute presentation to senior leaders to highlight their contributions to the organization at the completion of the summer program

Interns will be invited to participate in networking events throughout the summer with other emerging leaders in the organization who have completed similar programs to enhance their summer experience

Qualification

Healthcare administrationStatistical analysisMicrosoft OfficeProject managementCommunication skillsOrganizational skillsInterpersonal skillsIndependent work

Required

Qualified candidates will have completed their first year of a graduate program by the start of the internship; and be currently enrolled in a graduate program

Knowledge of computers and various Microsoft office applications

Ability to work independently

Good organizational and interpersonal skills

Ability to provide statistical analysis