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Medtronic · Summer 2027
Associate Clinical Experience (ACE) Intern: a project built for this posting
The intern shadows and assists Medtronic field clinical and mapping specialists inside hospital electrophysiology labs during cardiac procedures, after completing company-led training on cardiac anatomy and device technology. The role runs full-time over the summer and continues part-time through the next school year within an assigned US territory, as a pipeline into clinical specialist jobs.
- Company
- Medtronic
- Posting title
- Associate Clinical Experience (ACE) Intern – Summer 2027
- Location
- Multiple
- Season
- Summer 2027
- Deadline (as posted)
- 2026-11-16
- Majors named
- Biomedical Engineering, related disciplines
Checked open on the employer's careers site on 2026-10-16. Read the full posting ↗
What this role is really testing
The project
Cardiac Rhythm Disorders: A Field-Ready Clinical Reference Guide
A polished, one-page visual reference document that maps common cardiac arrhythmias to the Medtronic device categories used to treat them, written in the clear, confident language of a clinical specialist briefing a new hospital partner. This directly mirrors the intern's core duty of providing technical and educational support to healthcare providers at the bedside.
- Research three to four major cardiac arrhythmias (e.g., atrial fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia, heart block, SVT) and for each one write a two-to-three sentence plain-language explanation of what goes wrong electrically, what a patient experiences, and why timely intervention matters, practice translating clinical facts the way a field specialist would explain them to a resident or new nurse.
- Create a comparison table in Google Docs or Word with columns for Arrhythmia, Electrical Cause, Common Symptoms, Treatment Approach (ablation, pacing, ICD, cardiac mapping), and one 'Key Question a Clinical Specialist Should Be Ready to Answer', this forces you to think from the field professional's perspective rather than a textbook reader's perspective.
- Add a short 'Day in the Territory' scenario at the bottom of the document: a two-paragraph narrative written in first person describing a realistic morning supporting an electrophysiology lab procedure, referencing the arrhythmia types and device categories from your table to show you understand how classroom knowledge connects to live clinical settings, format the finished document cleanly with section headers, a simple anatomy diagram sketch or labeled figure, and your name and contact information as if it were a professional deliverable.
Free account. Provieo walks you through it and turns it into a page with a link you can put on your application. This posting comes with you.
Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
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Where did this project come from?
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Is Provieo connected to Medtronic?
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