Medical Sales Internships in the US

Medical sales internships are student placements at medical device, pharmaceutical, diagnostics and other healthcare companies: sales internships, clinical and customer-facing placements, and field service apprenticeships. Summer programs are usually posted the autumn before. This page lists each one open in the US, from the employers’ own careers pages.

Opportunities for students and early-career professionals.

Summer programs are usually posted the autumn before

A free alert sends you new ones by the next morning, or once a week if you prefer, so you hear about them without having to keep checking.

What is included

Sales internships, field service and service technician apprenticeships, clinical and customer-facing placements, and engineering roles with selling in them. The test is whether the year gives a student experience they can use to get a medical sales job — time with clinicians, in hospitals, on a territory or on the phones — rather than whether the title says sales. Programs are listed by employer, each with its term and the application deadline where the employer stated one, and can be narrowed by state, term, industry or distance from a town.

Why the list is short

Medical sales internships are genuinely scarce. Summer is when most are posted, and a great many employers never run one at all. Associate titles are full-time graduate roles rather than internships, and are on the main board instead.

Open internships

Which companies hire medical sales interns?

Listed here is every employer whose own careers board we read and that we have recorded posting a medical sales internship, co-op or other student role since our records began on August 16, 2026; employers whose boards we don’t read are not included.