Maverick Health Policy Seeks Interns

Maverick Health Policy is always seeking intellectually curious policy interns who want to understand how public policy shapes our health care system. Our professional training is an excellent springboard for future employment in the health care arena. Our former interns go on to work at consulting firms and companies like Avalere, KPMG, Morgan Stanley, as well as lobbying firms and health care trade associations.

Hear directly from three former interns about our program: 

Maverick Health Policy offers a challenging opportunity for graduate students and serious undergraduate students wishing to gain practical experience in health care policy, research, and federal advocacy, including tracking, analyzing, and communicating regulatory and legislative proposals.

Working primarily on a remote basis, Maverick Health Policy’s internship program trains interns to analyze and write about complex health policy issues. Interns will become familiar with various health care organizations, including federal government agencies and key stakeholder groups. Interns will also have the opportunity to attend and report on virtual and in-person health policy events.

The Maverick Internship Program features multiple guest speakers who describe their career trajectory in health policy. Every semester, interns are able to introduce themselves to several experienced leaders in the field and engage in meaningful dialogue about how best to shape their career path.

We are currently accepting applications for D.C.-based Spring 2026 interns, with programming set to begin in January. To apply, please submit a resume and cover letter explaining why you would appreciate taking advantage of this apprenticeship-like internship program, along with your available start and end dates and estimated number of weekly hours of availability, via e-mail to ashleyprogebin@maverickhealthpolicy.com. Please include “Policy Intern Position” along with your first initial and last name in the subject line of your e-mail message.