Biomed Intern

Biomedical Engineering Internship – Clinical Validation Coordinator

Location : Pune, Maharashtra

Duration : 6 months

Travel : Local travel across Pune required; reimbursement at actuals

Stipend : No stipend during internship; performance-based stipend may be awarded at the end

About Us

We are a pioneering medtech startup driving innovation in non-invasive cancer diagnostics. Our flagship device is undergoing clinical validation, and we’re looking for a passionate biomedical engineering intern to join us on this mission.

Role Overview

As a Biomedical Intern, you will play a key role in coordinating the clinical validation of our novel cancer screening device within hospital and clinic settings. You’ll be the bridge between our technical team and the real-world clinical environment—ensuring smooth communication, data collection, and operational support.

Responsibilities

Coordinate clinical validation activities at partner hospitals and clinics

Liaise with doctors, patients, hospital staff, and internal office teams

Ensure timely documentation and reporting of validation data

Support device setup, troubleshooting, and feedback collection during trials

Maintain professional conduct and confidentiality in clinical settings

Travel across Pune to support validation efforts (reimbursed at actuals)

Who Should Apply

Fresh graduates in Biomedical / Biotechnology Engineering (or final-year students)

Enthusiastic, curious, and eager to learn in a fast-paced clinical environment

Excellent communication and coordination skills

Professional, reliable, and committed to making an impact

Willing to travel locally and adapt to dynamic schedules

What You’ll Gain

Hands-on exposure to clinical validation of cutting-edge medical technology

Experience working with healthcare professionals and real-world patients

Mentorship from experienced biomedical innovators

Opportunity to contribute meaningfully to cancer screening accessibility

Performance-based stipend at the end of internship (based on contribution and initiative)