StradMed is invested in working together with emerging innovators to achieve the goal of
developing and scaling health innovations for impact in health delivery.
- This internship program is aimed at harnessing and developing the talents of emerging leaders in health innovation.
- Interns at StradMed will come together to solve real-world challenges through spurring innovations to improve health delivery in Africa.
- An internship with StradMed will serve as an opportunity to learn while doing, and a benefit to all who are enthusiastic about a future in health research, delivery, and innovations.
This internship will be open to:
- Undergraduate students in at least the 3rd year of their studies or have completed 1st degree
- Applicants should apply in teams of not more than three (3) and application form to be completed by the team lead.
- Individuals must be eligible to work in Ghana. For remote internship opportunities, the applicant must be eligible to work in their country of residence.
Note: StradMed will not offer sponsorships for work and resident permits
- Learn new digital learning tools.
- Learn about new ways to solve problems.
- Team building and networking
- Practical skills for problem solving.
- Learn more about the health sector.
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Testimonial
Chelsea Kobea
Industrial Engineer
“So far it’s been a wonderful journey of learning and growth. I have learned so much. To start off with, I have learned how one should even approach design.”
Joana Owusu-Appiah
Biomedical Engineering
“I have so far learned how to recognize a problem after interacting with a user. How to generate ideas using a human-centred design approach, taking into account all stakeholders and their problems with empathy and a thorough knowledge of their goals.”
Isaac Ako Nai
Biomedical Engineering
“I have gained key skills in Design thinking, Human centered design being a subset of design thinking, steps in design thinking (empathy, insights, ideation, prototype and testing), types of problems, types of statements (point of view and how might we), mindset in human centered design, project management, reverse engineering, and practical skills such as CAD drawing, 3D printing, drilling, welding and cutting.”
