We’re looking for two self-starters who have experience pitching stories, creating viral content and editing work from freelancers. As our editorial interns, you’ll work directly with our Managing Editor on everything from writing stories, to planning major projects to securing partnerships with key organizations. You’ll learn about what it takes to run a start-up and you’ll get your hands dirty as you help us consider what makes journalism work.

This is an ideal position for a student, recent graduate or resident who wants to learn about life at a startup, and who is interested in both healthcare and journalism. We’d prefer to work with those located in the Boston area, but the right candidate could live anywhere in the United States. We hope that you have some sort of editorial experience – college assignments and newspaper stories count.

We're a remote company, so you’ll be working from home (or from your favorite coffee shop) most days. You can manage your own time – we expect you to get your work done, but we won’t count your hours for you.

If hired, you should plan to spend 10-20 hours per week working on MedTech Boston assignments, from September through December.

This internship is unpaid, but we’re happy to help you arrange for class credit. If you’re located in Boston, we’ll arrange to meet with you and our other interns to discuss projects and assignments. If you live somewhere else, we’ll hang out virtually.

To Apply: Include in your email your top three reasons for applying to this internship, one indispensable skill you’d bring to our team and links to three writing samples. Required experience: Writing: 1 year

Curating and writing about the hottest bits of medical techNology news for our weekly news round up, “Now Trending” Interviewing and writing feature stories/ Q&As about key healthcare professionals Managing the design and preparation of our weekly newsletter Attending local healthcare inNovation events and writing about the things you see Pitching new types of content – this includes infographics, video stories, photo essays, and more Maintaining a solid Twitter presence Cultivating partnerships with key stakeholders and writing articles about their projects Pitching and executing story series - our previous intern created a guide titled “How to Run a Boston Healthcare Hackathon” Creating content around our networking events and our annual conference