Marketing Intern, Scene
8 Week Internship
Digital medication management
Job no longer available
Digital medication management
21-100 employees
Job no longer available
21-100 employees
Company mission
To empower every patient to take every dose of medication.
Role
Who you are
- Enrolled in a college or university
- Strong academic record
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proficient in Google suite
- Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently
- Passion for healthcare and commitment to improving patient outcomes
- Preferred: Excellent video editing skills
What the job involves
- Hours: Up to 20 hours per week
- The Intern will assist with various projects at Scene Health, including developing patient stories, conducting interviews, data analysis, and developing programmatic materials
- The Intern will gain valuable experience in the healthcare industry and learn about the role of digital health in developing and executing medical strategies
- Curate patient stories to highlight the impact of the company's products and services on patients' lives, connecting Scene’s model of care and engagement to clinical outcomes from patient self-report or available data
- Develop programmatic materials, such as presentations, reports, web pages and educational materials
- Attend and participate in Scene meetings and events
- Shadow team members to learn about their roles and responsibilities
- Review product marketing materials and provide recommendations for improvement
- Conduct marketing research on topics relevant to the program, such as new programs or website communications
- Present research findings and recommendations to the team
- Other projects as assigned
Application process
- Duration: 8 weeks (January 5 - March 2, 2026); (March 9 - May 4, 2026)
Our take
Scene Health (formerly emocha Health) partners with healthcare providers, departments, health plans, and employers to help patients adhere to medication plans. It does this by leveraging a remote team of nurses and pharmacists to deliver the CDC-recommended DOT model (Directly Observed Therapy). In short, a quick video that allows patient and practitioner to show, and ensure, that medication is taken as prescribed.
One of the biggest problems in modern healthcare is simply non-adherence to medical prescriptions. It’s believed that in the USA alone, only half of medication is taken as prescribed. The end result is more than just waste of resources, but poorer health outcomes – especially when treating serious or chronic diseases like diabetes, tuberculosis or asthma.
Having won the race to become the first MedTech company to bring the DOT model online with any major success, Scene Health has grown rapidly along with the MedTech industry at large. The company began making big moves since its rebrand, securing major funding from an oversubscribed Series B financing round and receiving a grant from the National Lung, Heart and Blood Institute. The company is further expanding its remote team of healthcare professionals to meet demand as it launches new initiatives, such as its new model of care, Panorama.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
35% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 9 rounds)
Apr 2023
$17.7m
SERIES B
Apr 2023
$1.7m
GRANT
Total funding: $34.4m
Company benefits
- 12 days vacation, paid sick leave, plus holidays
- Remote work
- Health, dental, vision, short and long term disability
- 401K retirement savings plan
- Employee Assistance Program
Company HQ
Brooklandville, MD
Leadership
Sebastian Seiguer
(Co-Founder & CEO)Co-founded emocha Health (now Scene Health) after completing the Tech Transfer Analyst Program at John Hopkins University, sponsored by Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures. Prior to this, they founded the German retail chain San Francisco Coffee Company, growing the company from 25 to 200 locations.
Morad Elmi
(Co-Founder & CSO)Before co-founding emocha Health (now Scene Health), served as a Legislative Assistant at the US House of Representatives.
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