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Otsuka's internship program, Intern the Otsuka Way (InTOW), offers students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and develop critical skills while contributing to meaningful projects. Interns will work alongside experienced professionals, learn about the complexities of the pharmaceutical industry, and gain insights into potential career paths. By combining practical experience with professional development, our program prepares interns for future success. Our internship program also includes instructor led trainings, a leadership engagement series, as well as insightful lunch and learns. Application Deadline: Candidates are encouraged to apply within 10 business days of the posting date. The position may remain open past this window until a suitable candidate is selected. Interviews and offers: February through March 2026. Duration of internship: June 1, 2026, through August 10, 2026. Location: In Princeton 2-3 days a week Job Description ?...

Job Description Job Description The Patient Support Communications Senior Manager, Kidney will be responsible for the development and execution of patient and HCP-focused materials that will support our build out of our kidney patient support program(s). A deep passion and curiosity in understanding and supporting the challenges patients face in their lives is imperative. General/Position Summary The Patient Support Communications Senior Manager, Kidney is part of the communications team and participates in the day-to-day execution of the patient communications strategy that supports those enrolled in our patient support program. The individual will support the development of our executed communication strategy by developing and/or updating materials for patients and leading the optimization of our materials and their performance. The Patient Support Communications Senior Manager, Kidney must share a passion for and commitment to helping patients as well as having a...

job summary: Lead all phases of complex information technology projects designed as solutions with university-wide impact, and that require high levels of functional integration and involving multiple disciplines to be managed. Perform the full range of the project management lifecycle: discovery initiating, planning, budgeting, executing, governance, monitoring and controlling, and closing. Develop detailed plans, schedule, project estimate, and resource plan. Ensure adherence to quality standards. Manage the integration of vendor tasks and track and review vendor deliverables. Provide technical and analytical guidance to project team. Recommend and take action to direct the analysis and solution of problems; revise, as appropriate, to meet changing needs and requirements. Evaluate and assess metrics and project effectiveness. Ensure accurate and timely reporting; prepare specialized and ad hoc reports. Absorb and leverage project related technology to ensure effective project...