🚀 Internship
Medical Elective Programme Participant

McKinsey & Company
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24d ago
🚀 Off-cycle
London
Description
- You will be based in our London office for a duration of 6-12 weeks. You will work with McKinsey colleagues on a mixture of internal and client-based healthcare-related projects.
- McKinsey’s UK Medical Elective Programme was introduced in 2009 with aim of encouraging early tenured doctors to become more effective clinical leaders. It also aims to promote a better understanding of the challenges faced by continuously improving healthcare systems amongst future doctors.
- As part of this programme, you will benefit from the full range of e-learning and apprenticeship opportunities available at McKinsey.
- This elective opportunity may therefore be of interest and value to those who wish to pursue a future career in NHS management.
Area of Responsibilities
Healthcare
Science
Responsibilities
- You’ll work in teams of typically 3 – 5 consultants, to identify, and oftentimes implement, potential solutions for a specific client problem or challenge.
- A majority of your work will focus on healthcare related projects. You will help our clients in the healthcare space make lasting improvements to their performance and realize their most important goals.
- To be eligible, you must apply as part of your medical school’s formal elective programme. You must also be available to spend a minimum of six weeks with McKinsey (with an option to extend up to twelve weeks in total). We are hosting interviews on Thursday 31st August.
Requirements
- Medical student at a medical school in the UK or Ireland
- Achieved a grade of 2:1 or higher if intercalated B.A./ B.Sc. (or are graduate students with a previous degree) has been completed
- Exceptional academic record with a minimum of 360 UCAS points
- Interest in issues relating to clinical and healthcare management