Background: Hi, Welcome to Healthnomics- where evidence meets impact! We are a growing team of healthcare professionals passionate about driving innovation in Africa's healthcare sector. In line with our mission, we are creating evidence-driven stories and commentaries at the intersection of research and innovation in African health. We want to curate high-quality pieces that capture the attention of funders, founders, researchers and the general public.

Ask: We are looking for two (2) highly motivated interns willing to work with us for six (6) months (tentatively May - October 2026). This is an unpaid voluntary role, but interns will be provided with ₦50,000 per month to cover data costs. The interns will be responsible for:

• Creating at least six (up to 10) quality blog pieces each over the entire duration of the internship (one per month). Each piece will be built on research from literature and/or interviews with stakeholders.
• At least one intern will be responsible for managing the social media account(s) in creating and disseminating content pieces (graphics, captions, videos, etc.).
• Working with other members of our team to align content pieces with the overall mission.

Eligibility: We are looking for candidates who are:

• Proficient in creative writing (you don’t have to be a researcher).
• Highly motivated and willing to work with us.
• Can think outside the box
• Proficient in literature search and review (able to gather, critique and review evidence).
• 3rd year - Final year undergraduate students or recent graduates (preferably in the health sciences, but other courses may be considered).
• Able to commit about 5 hours per week over the internship period.
• Proficiency in Canva is a plus.

We know this is a big ask, but if you’re willing to change the narrative of health reporting in Africa, join us!

To apply: Please send in your CV and a one-page motivation letter to info@healthnomics.org on or before April 24th 2026 (Applications may be closed earlier if we receive enough applications before the deadline).