PATH Global Health Strategy Internship 2026 (up to $1,000)
Brief Description
If you want to shape health sector initiatives at an international level, the PATH Global Health Strategy Internship 2026 offers a compelling launchpad for your career. Hosted by PATH under the direction of the CEO & President, this paid global health internship invites you to support the organization’s Multilateral Development Banks (MDB) strategy. You will work alongside the Associate Project Manager to conduct vital desk research, build institutional alignment, and expand country-based engagements. Securing this PATH internship 2026 gives you a front-row seat to nonprofit organizational development while earning a competitive PATH internship stipend to support your studies.Name of Host Institution
PATHRequirements/Eligibility Criteria
- Current students enrolled in public health, economics, political science, international relations, business, or a related field (preferred).
- Strong analytical skills paired with sharp attention to detail.
- Demonstrated desk research experience.
- A calm, professional, and proactive demeanor with excellent problem-solving abilities.
Key Responsibilities
- Support PATH’s MDB strategy by working directly with the Associate Project Manager.
- Identify and structure specific areas of alignment and complementarity with major financial institutions like the World Bank.
- Help define PATH’s institutional value proposition across global and country levels.
- Contribute to expanding specific country-based engagements and partnerships.
Location
Not specifiedSalary
A monthly stipend of USD $1,000.Duration
The assignment requires a commitment of 20 hours per week, starting as soon as possible and continuing through March 2027.Benefits
- Earn a monthly stipend of USD $1,000.
- Gain hands-on practical experience to strengthen your research and analytical capabilities.
- Deepen your understanding of nonprofit organizational development and global health strategy.
Deadline
October 31, 2026👀 You Missed
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