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Medical Writer - Internship

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Medical Writer - Internship
LYNA is building the next generation of FemTech — an AI-powered women’s health platform connecting nutrition, hormones, symptoms, and personalised health insights.
We’re looking for Medical Writer Interns to help create high-quality, evidence-based articles for the LYNA website and editorial platform.
Role Details
- Position: Medical Writer Intern
- Duration: 3 months
- Type: Unpaid internship
- Location: Fully remote
- Hours: Flexible
What you’ll do
- Research and write evidence-based women’s health articles
- Create clear, engaging content on topics such as PCOS, endometriosis, fertility, perimenopause, menstrual health, nutrition, and hormones
- Translate medical and scientific research into accessible content for everyday readers
- Review scientific literature and reputable medical sources
- Help ensure articles are accurate, balanced, and appropriately referenced
- Work with LYNA’s clinical and nutrition experts to review content where appropriate
- Contribute ideas for new editorial topics based on emerging research and women’s health needs
- Help build LYNA’s growing medical and educational content library
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What we’re looking for
- Background in medicine, biomedical sciences, nutrition, healthcare, pharmacy, public health, or a related field
- Strong medical/scientific writing skills
- Excellent research and critical-thinking abilities
- Ability to explain complex health topics in a simple, engaging way
- Strong attention to accuracy and detail
- Interest in women’s health, FemTech, AI, or healthtech
- Experience with academic research, medical writing, or health content is a plus


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What you’ll gain
- Published or portfolio-worthy medical writing experience
- Experience creating content for a real FemTech health platform
- Exposure to clinical, nutrition, and product teams
- Experience translating scientific research into consumer-facing health education
- Recommendation/reference upon successful completion
- Opportunity to contribute to LYNA’s growing medical content library
- Potential future opportunities as LYNA grows
This is a 3-month, fully remote, unpaid internship with flexible hours.
Help us make women’s health information clearer, more trustworthy, and more accessible.
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