More than 33,000 companies in Europe produce more than 500,000 medical technologies that share a common purpose: improving, extending and transforming people’s lives. With more than 14,000 patents filed annually, the medical technology industry is the most innovative industry in Europe.

Digitalisation is changing the way healthcare is delivered, making it more efficient, safer and more effective. Recent years have seen a number of policy initiatives, many emanating from Brussels, that are paving the way for better use of connected health technologies and data.

• Are you interested in how European policies are driving digitalisation in healthcare and how the industry supports it?
• Do you want to learn about the latest trends in digital health, AI and data?
• Are you curious to work together with leading Medical Technology companies in the world?

If your answer to these questions is YES, then there is a unique opportunity with MedTech Europe, the European trade association representing the medical technology industries, from diagnosis to cure. We represent diagnostics and medical device manufacturers operating in Europe. We are looking for a Digital Health Intern to join our team at the intersection of medical technology and digital health.

Job Description

Reports to: Verena Thaler, Manager Data Governance & Digital Regulation Head of Department: Alexander Olbrechts, Director Digital health

The Intern will actively engage with MedTech Europe’s Digital Health team to facilitate the implementation of the organisation’s digital health strategy. This role involves contributing to various initiatives that support the advancement of digital health within the medical technology sector, including AI, data and cybersecurity.

Specific ResponsibilitiesDigital health:

• Support the organisation of committee and working group meetings (online and hybrid)
• Drafting of meeting minutes, presentations reports, briefings and other written material
• Research on digital health technologies and latest trends in digital health, and their adoption
• Representation of MedTech Europe at meetings and events
• Provide further assistance as required, such as carrying out administrative tasks and communications.

Required Competences

• Bachelor Degree or higher-level education level in humanities, social/political sciences, IT, economics, law, or other relevant fields;
• Fluency in oral and written English;
• Analytical mindset, ability to carry out research and present results effectively both in written and orally;
• Demonstrated proactivity, strong ability to work independently, and a proven track record of taking responsibility to support the team;
• Eye for detail, a positive attitude and a problem-solving mindset;
• IT savviness, including competence in standard Windows and MS Office applications;
• Interest in medical technologies, healthcare and digital health.

Desirable Competences

• Familiarity with the EU healthcare landscape;
• Previous work experience in EU-related areas;
• Fluency in other official EU languages;
• Experience with policy monitoring and briefing skills.

What we offer

• A one-year full time contract (39 hours a week) under the Belgian Convention d’Immersion Professionnelle (CIP)
• A valuable experience in a well-known trade association in Brussels
• A remunerated internship with the following benefits: Monthly remuneration
• Lunch vouchers
• Internet and phone compensation Reimbursement of public transportation Possibility of hybrid work
• This internship is only applicable for candidates who hold EU citizenship and a diploma. The internship cannot be linked to any internship with the university.

How to apply

Please send your CV and Cover Letter, showing why you would make an excellent candidate for the position and your interest in the medical technologies industry, to Verena Thaler: v.thaler@medtecheurope.org [1]

• Application deadline: 15 August 2025 (N.B. suitable candidates might be contacted before this deadline, so early application is encouraged)

• Starting date: 1 October 2025 (negotiable, but no later than 15 October 2025)