Public Affairs and Patient Advocacy Intern
Company Description
DrewFeig is an abstract space for curious minds who approach their careers with creativity, balance, and depth. The organization values thoughtful progress over fast success, focusing on intentional growth and meaningful professional movement. DrewFeig explores the art and logic of how people evolve in their work, including identity, reinvention, and the transitions in between. Rather than defining talent, DrewFeig reflects, supports, and grows alongside it. Individuals whose careers feel more like a design than a ladder will find an environment aligned with their mindset. Role Description The Public Affairs and Patient Advocacy Intern will support communication efforts that elevate patient voices and inform key stakeholders about relevant issues in healthcare and wellbeing. This internship role is remote, offering flexibility in location while collaborating closely with the DrewFeig team through digital communication tools. Day-to-day responsibilities may include drafting press releases, preparing briefing materials, and assisting with public affairs campaigns. The intern will help develop patient-centered messaging, monitor media coverage, and contribute to content that explains complex topics in accessible language. The role also involves supporting relationship-building with advocacy groups, organizing information for strategic communications, and assisting with basic research on public policy, patient needs, and stakeholder landscapes.
Qualifications
Strong foundation in Public Affairs and Public Relations, with an interest in patient advocacy and stakeholder engagement. Ability to create and support Press Releases and other written materials tailored to diverse audiences. Skills in Strategic Communications, including organizing messages, aligning content with goals, and supporting campaign planning. Experience or coursework in Media Relations, such as monitoring coverage, preparing outreach lists, or assisting with media-facing materials. Clear, concise writing and editing skills, with careful attention to detail and accuracy. Comfort working in a remote environment, managing time independently, and collaborating via digital tools. Demonstrated curiosity, empathy, and willingness to learn about patient experiences and public policy contexts. Current student or recent graduate in Communications, Public Relations, Public Policy, Health Communication, or a related field preferred.