PATH Global Health Strategy Internship 2026 in USA

The PATH Global Health Strategy Internship 2026 offers an opportunity to gain practical experience in international health development, strategic research and funding analysis. This paid remote position is offered by PATH, a global nonprofit organisation dedicated to advancing health equity.

PATH has more than 40 years of experience developing and scaling health solutions through partnerships with governments, international institutions and other stakeholders. The organisation works across scientific research, technology, economics, public health and advocacy.

The internship is based within PATH's Office of the President, which supports the organisation's strategic priorities and international partnerships. The selected intern will work alongside the Associate Project Manager to support PATH's strategy for engagement with Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs), including institutions such as the World Bank.

A central part of the assignment involves researching health projects financed by MDBs across selected countries. The intern will collect and organise information about health priorities, planned activities and potential funding opportunities.

This research will contribute to a centralised library of health programmes and funding opportunities that PATH can use to inform its strategic engagement and business development activities.

The intern will also analyse developments in health financing, identify relevant funding opportunities and support the preparation of research findings for internal decision-making.

Through this experience, participants can strengthen their analytical abilities, learn about nonprofit organisational development and gain exposure to international development financing.

The internship is conducted remotely and requires a commitment of 20 hours per week. It will begin as soon as possible following recruitment and continue until March 2027.

PATH's official vacancy identifies the following preferred background and expected skills.

• Preferred academic background: Students studying public health, economics, political science, international relations, business or a related field are preferred.
• Analytical abilities: Candidates should possess strong analytical skills.
• Attention to detail: Applicants should demonstrate accuracy and careful attention when conducting research and reviewing information.
• Research experience: Experience conducting desk research is expected.
• Professional behaviour: Applicants should demonstrate a calm, professional and proactive approach to work.
• Problem-solving: Strong problem-solving abilities are expected.
• Availability: The selected intern will work 20 hours per week until March 2027.

  PATH's official vacancy identifies the following preferred background and expected skills.

Selected applicants will receive the following confirmed benefits:

• Monthly Stipend: US$1,000 per month.
• Paid Professional Experience: Practical experience supporting global health strategy and international development research.
• Remote Working: The role is listed as remote, under Washington, United States.
• Analytical Skills Development: Experience collecting, evaluating and synthesising information from international health projects.
• Research Experience: Opportunities to conduct desk research on health financing and development programmes.
• Nonprofit Sector Exposure: Insight into organisational development and strategic planning within a global health nonprofit.
• Business Development Knowledge: Experience identifying potential institutional funding and partnership opportunities.
• Project Management Exposure: Collaboration with the Project Manager on research activities and project deliverables.
• Regular Feedback: Participation in team meetings and weekly individual check-ins with the Project Manager.

Applicants may prepare the following materials before accessing the official Workday application form:

• Updated CV/Résumé: A professional CV outlining education, research experience and relevant skills.
• Academic Information: Accurate details of the applicant's current studies or qualifications, particularly where related to public health, economics, political science, international relations or business.
• Relevant Experience: Information about previous desk research, analytical projects or related assignments.
• Supporting Information: Any additional details or documents requested through the official application portal.

PATH's vacancy identifies the following professional characteristics and experience as relevant to the position:

• Relevant academic background: Preference for students in public health, economics, political science, international relations, business or related subjects.
• Research capabilities: Experience conducting desk research and gathering relevant information.
• Analytical skills: Ability to examine research findings and identify useful information.
• Attention to detail: Accuracy when collecting, organising and reviewing data.
• Professional approach: Calm, professional and proactive behaviour.
• Problem-solving: Ability to address challenges effectively.

PATH also specifies that, during the internship, performance will be evaluated on:

• Quality of work.
• Effective time management.
• Collaboration with the team.

• Global Health Experience: Gain insight into strategic research and development financing in the global health sector.
• International Development Exposure: Learn about projects and funding priorities associated with Multilateral Development Banks.
• Research Skills: Strengthen your ability to collect, analyse and summarise complex information.
• Professional Development: Learn about nonprofit organisational development and strategic decision-making.
• Practical Project Experience: Contribute to a research library intended to support PATH's funding and partnership strategy.
• Team Collaboration: Gain experience working with a Project Manager through regular meetings and feedback.
• Career-Relevant Skills: Develop analytical and research capabilities applicable to public health, policy and international development careers.