Grifols Corporate Affairs Intern Summer 2026 – Washington, DC ($21–$30/hour)

Grifols has announced openings for its Summer 2026 Corporate Affairs Internship in Washington, DC. The paid hybrid internship offers students the opportunity to work with the company’s Corporate Affairs team and support projects connected to government affairs, patient engagement and healthcare policy. The role is based in Washington, DC with three in-office days per week.

This program is designed for students interested in public policy, communications, healthcare advocacy and corporate social impact.

About the Internship

Location: Washington, DC (Hybrid)
Pay: $21 – $30 per hour
Department: Corporate Affairs / General Management

Grifols is an international healthcare company operating in more than 110 countries and known for plasma-derived medicines and transfusion medicine. The Corporate Affairs team works across patient programs, community engagement and policy discussions that affect healthcare access.

What You Will Do

As a Summer 2026 Corporate Affairs Intern, you will:

• Support community and patient engagement initiatives

• Assist with policy analysis and research

• Participate in stakeholder meetings and briefings

• Help prepare documentation and communications

• Monitor industry trends affecting plasma medicine and patient access

• Collaborate with internal teams and subject matter experts

• Contribute to projects related to federal advocacy and social impact

You will see how healthcare companies interact with policymakers, communities and patient groups.

Who Should Apply

Applicants should:

• Be enrolled in a Bachelor’s program (rising junior or senior) or a Master’s/PhD program

• Study Business, Marketing, Communications, Political Science or a related field

• Maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0

• Have strong written and verbal communication skills

• Be comfortable using Word, Excel and PowerPoint

• Be able to work in Washington, DC

No prior plasma or healthcare experience is required, but interest in learning technical healthcare topics is important.

What You Will Learn

Interns will gain exposure to:

• Healthcare public policy and government relations

• Corporate communications and advocacy

• Community engagement strategy

• Stakeholder management

• Patient access initiatives

This makes the internship useful for careers in public affairs, policy consulting, healthcare communications and nonprofit advocacy.

Why This Opportunity Matters

Healthcare policy decisions affect patient access to medicines and treatments worldwide. Through this internship, students can understand how companies participate in those discussions and how corporate teams support public health goals.

For students considering policy, communications or healthcare careers, this role provides practical experience inside an international healthcare organization.

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