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Synchrony Pharmacy · 1 month ago

Memory Care of Excellence Intern

Louisville

Internship

Onsite

Intern

Start in 2026 Summer

Synchrony Pharmacy is committed to providing a supportive environment for growth and development. The Memory Care Center of Excellence (MCCOE) Intern will work under the direction of the VP of Memory Care, assisting in various functions to support the growth and success of the company.

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Responsibilities

Assist in developing training materials, toolkits, handouts, and visual aids

Conduct literature searches on neuroscience, dementia best practices, engagement strategies, sensory interventions, and emerging innovations

Summarize findings and prepare brief, digestible summaries for MCCOE leadership

Assist in coordinating MCCOE initiatives and pilot programs across campuses

Attend internal meetings, take notes, and prepare follow-up documents

Assist with data collection related to Legacy programming, engagement, Life Story completion, and other MCCOE metrics

Help review qualitative and quantitative data to support decision-making

Help draft or update family-facing educational materials, tip sheets, and dementia communication tools

Support creation of campus-ready training assets and resource packets

Conference preparation

Case study preparation

Support for external collaborations

Qualification

Data collectionLiterature researchTraining material developmentCommunication skillsTeam collaboration

Required

Currently enrolled in a degree program related to Marketing, IT, Finance, HR, or a related field

Ability to assist in developing training materials, toolkits, handouts, and visual aids

Ability to conduct literature searches on neuroscience, dementia best practices, engagement strategies, sensory interventions, and emerging innovations

Ability to summarize findings and prepare brief, digestible summaries for MCCOE leadership

Ability to assist in coordinating MCCOE initiatives and pilot programs across campuses

Ability to attend internal meetings, take notes, and prepare follow-up documents

Ability to assist with data collection related to Legacy programming, engagement, Life Story completion, and other MCCOE metrics

Ability to help review qualitative and quantitative data to support decision-making

Ability to help draft or update family-facing educational materials, tip sheets, and dementia communication tools

Ability to support the creation of campus-ready training assets and resource packets

Ability to assist in conference preparation

Ability to assist in case study preparation

Ability to support external collaborations

Physical ability to sit, stand, bend, reach, stretch, stoop, walk, and move intermittently during working hours

Must be able to lift at least 50lbs

Must be able to maintain verbal and written communication with co-workers, supervisors, residents, family members, visitors, vendors and all business associates outside of the health campus