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CVS Health · Summer 2027

Healthcare Strategy & Consulting Intern: a project built for this posting

An 11-week hybrid internship supporting CVS Health teams that serve large employer clients, touching sales, account management, finance and client reporting. It suits students who want a career on the business side of healthcare benefits.

Company
CVS Health
Posting title
Healthcare Strategy & Consulting Corporate Internship - Summer 2027 (Undergraduate)
Location
Hartford, CT
Season
Summer 2027
Pay (as posted)
$26.00/hour
Majors named
Business Administration, Economics, Finance, Healthcare Administration, Public Health, Data Analytics, Statistics, Management, Marketing

Checked open on the employer's careers site on 2026-10-21. Read the full posting ↗

What this role is really testing

Client reporting and data storytellingHealthcare benefits market researchFinancial analysis and cost summarizationAccount management thinkingCross-functional communicationExecutive-ready presentation formatting

The project

Large-Employer Healthcare Benefits Client Report

A polished, one-page mock client report analyzing a fictional large employer's healthcare benefit spend, utilization trends, and two actionable cost-management recommendations, formatted exactly like a document a National Accounts team would hand to a benefits director. This maps directly to the role because it demonstrates client reporting, financial analysis, and the ability to translate data into business recommendations for large-employer audiences.

  1. Research publicly available large-employer healthcare benchmarks (e.g., KFF Employer Health Benefits Survey, average premium costs, common plan types) and invent a realistic fictional client, give them a headcount, industry, current plan mix, and three years of simplified spend data, then build a clean one-page summary table in Google Docs or Word that shows per-employee cost trends, plan enrollment splits, and a year-over-year change column formatted for a non-technical executive reader.
  2. Write a two-paragraph 'Account Insights' section beneath the table that identifies one cost driver (e.g., rising specialty drug spend or high ER utilization) supported by a cited industry statistic, and one growth or retention risk (e.g., a competitor offering broader network options), mirroring the kind of market-trend and client-priority analysis the Aetna National Accounts team performs.
  3. Add a 'Recommended Actions' section with exactly two specific, benefit-plan-level recommendations, such as introducing a high-performance network tier or adding a chronic condition management program, each written in one crisp sentence with a projected business rationale, then apply consistent header styles, a professional color scheme, and an Aetna-style footer with a disclaimer line, so the finished PDF looks like a real deliverable a recruiter can open and evaluate in under sixty seconds.
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Questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. For roles like this one, Provieo builds the project as a live case-study page: slides, tables and findings you fill in. You bring the thinking.

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