ALCinternships

NOW RECRUITING!

Asian Liver Center is currently recruiting for the 2025 Summer Internship!

Application Deadline: Friday, May 23, 2025

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We highly encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible.

*Local candidates are encouraged to apply. Internship for undergraduate college students, and graduate students. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply (if within one year from graduation date).

See position descriptions and details below.

If you would like to be notified when applications are open for future summer or academic terms, please sign up on the Asian Liver Center Internship Interest Form.

INTERNSHIP REQUIREMENTS

Internship dates are from Monday, 06/09/2025 through Friday, 08/08/2025.
Full-time during business hours, M-F, 9:00 AM-5:30 PM.
Weekly internship meeting. Time to be mutually agreed upon by all interns.
Attendance and participation from all interns for the annual youth leadership conference and designated outreach events.

OFFICE LOCATION

Interns will work either on-site or remotely, depending on the specific position. Candidates residing in the Bay Area are encouraged to work on-site

Our office is located across from Stanford Hospital and can be reached via the free Marguerite Shuttle!

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University School of Medicine

780 Welch Road, Suite CJ130

Palo Alto, CA 94304

AWARDS

Interns are eligible to receive a performance-based stipend up to $2,000 at the conclusion of the internship.

QUESTIONS?

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Community Outreach & Youth Leadership Intern

The Community Outreach and Youth Leadership Intern will plan and execute the 2025 Youth Leadership Conference at Stanford University. The Conference brings together 100 high school students from around the world to train them in leadership and motivate them to take action against the biggest health disparity faced by Asians and Pacific Islanders today, hepatitis B. You’ll also work closely with our Team HBV High School and Collegiate Advisory Board on local community outreach ideas and projects.

Graphic Design & Social Media Intern

We are looking for a creative graphic designer capable of crafting distinct designs and excelling in a collaborative environment with multiple priorities. Utilize Adobe software such as After Effects, InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator to conceive original designs for flyers, brochures, posters, and websites. Your creations will take center stage at outreach events and be showcased on the official Stanford website.

Research Interns 1 (Hepatitis B Care Cascade)

We are seeking enthusiastic interns to help with data analysis and report writing for an ongoing research project that evaluates the care cascade of chronic hepatitis B patients in the United States. This internship offers an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in developing their skills in data analytics and academic writing. As an intern, you may have the chance to co-author a research paper published in a peer-reviewed journal.

Research Intern 2 (Liver Cancer Incidence and Cost-Effectiveness)

We are seeking enthusiastic interns to join our research project focused on evaluating hepatocellular carcinoma incidence and the cost-effectiveness of hepatitis B antiviral treatment. This is a valuable opportunity for college students to gain hands-on experience in data analysis, academic writing, and scientific figure preparation. Interns will contribute to high-impact research while developing skills relevant to public health and cost related research.

HOW TO APPLY

Email your CV and Cover Letter to the following contacts by Friday, May 23, 2025:

Community Outreach & Youth Leadership: Dr. Sam So, samso@stanford.edu
Graphic Design: Jasmine Koon, skoon@stanford.edu
Research 1 : Dr. Hang Pham, hpham3@stanford.edu
Research 2: Wenzhan Jing, jingwz@stanford.edu

The subject of your email with attachments should read as follows:

Internship_Your Name_Desired Role (e.g., Internship_Elizabeth More_Community Health)

ABOUT ASIAN LIVER CENTER

Founded in 1996, Asian Liver Center at Stanford University is the first non-profit organization in the United States to address the disproportionately high rates of chronic hepatitis B infection and liver cancer in Asians and Asian Americans.

The Center is a global leader working to end transmission, deaths, and discrimination associated with hepatitis B through CARE: Collaboration, Advocacy, Research, and Education/Outreach.

For more information visit med.stanford.edu/liver