Full-Time

Public Relations Trainee

Healthcare Communications

Updated on 9/4/2026

DNA Communications

DNA Communications

51-200 employees

Healthcare communications agency delivering medical education

No salary listed

Cologne, Germany

Hybrid

Hybrid work is available, with temporary remote work permitted from EU countries.

Bachelor's

Category
Growth & Marketing (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
Social Media

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Requirements
  • A completed university degree in journalism, health sciences, communications, humanities, natural sciences, or a similar field.
  • A strong affinity for health, communications, biotechnology, and medical technology.
  • A strong interest in explaining complex topics.
  • German as a native language and secure spoken and written English.
  • Confident use of Microsoft Office.
  • Creativity, enthusiasm, a hands-on attitude, organizational ability, and a sense of responsibility.
Responsibilities
  • Support the planning, conceptualization, and implementation of national and international public relations campaigns and publishing projects.
  • Organize events and congresses.
  • Write press releases, feature articles, and blog posts for various platforms.
  • Identify and plan topics for social media posts.
  • Proactively contact journalists, subject-matter experts, and influencers.
  • Learn about communications for over-the-counter and prescription products.

DNA Communications helps life sciences brands navigate regulatory, scientific, and commercial aspects of healthcare. It develops strategic educational and behavioral-change programs and supports products from early studies to patent expiry, offering brand strategy, corporate and medical communications, events, media training, and market access. The firm translates scientific information into memorable messages, uses data-driven insights, and creates audience-focused content and campaigns to address health education needs. Through IPG DXTRA and The Weber Shandwick Collective, it differentiates by integrating science translation with tailored communications to protect reputation and support better health outcomes.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

United Kingdom

Founded

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • DNA expanded U.S. medical education work with Pfizer and NS Pharma in 2024.
  • Niamh Mangan's April 2024 London appointment strengthens transatlantic health communications leadership.
  • Women’s Health Center of Excellence demand boosts DNA's relevance in high-growth therapeutic areas.

What critics are saying

  • Current Group integration under Mike Rosich concentrates leadership and can distract execution through 2026.
  • Pharma clients Pfizer and NS Pharma demand flawless compliance, and one misstep can kill trust.
  • WPP, Omnicom, and Publicis health units outspend DNA, squeezing pricing and talent retention.

What makes DNA Communications unique

  • Current Group keeps DNA Communications distinct while pairing it with Current Global.
  • The U.S. Medical Education Center extends DNA's scientific storytelling into healthcare education.
  • DNA's 70-person North America bench spans writers, creatives, experiential, and social specialists.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Wellness Program

Mental Health Support

Remote Work Options

Hybrid Work Options

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Phone/Internet Stipend

Home Office Stipend

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