Inventory Management Internship (Summer 2027)

About the role

Summer Internship Program Overview Cardinal Health’s Summer Internship Program is a structured 10-12 week experience designed for undergraduate students who will be entering their senior year and are eager to make an impact. As an intern, you’ll work on meaningful, business-critical projects that contribute to real outcomes while gaining exposure to the healthcare industry.

What You’ll Gain

• Hands-on experience through impactful projects
• Exposure to Cardinal Health’s business and culture
• Development of leadership and professional skills
• Networking opportunities with peers and leaders
• A chance to interview for full-time roles upon successful completion

Program Highlights

• Real-World Experience: Interns collaborate with Cardinal Health professionals, business partners, customers, and vendors on impactful projects and daily responsibilities. Each intern also serves on a planning committee to enhance leadership skills and concludes the summer by presenting their work to business leaders.
• Professional Development: Interns participate in a formal mentoring program, connect with employees across the organization, and attend workshops to strengthen business acumen. The program also provides opportunities to explore full-time career paths.
• Networking Opportunities: Through the Executive Speaker Series and various networking events, interns engage with senior leaders and build relationships with professionals across the company.
• Community & Camaraderie: Interns participate in social, team-building, and community service events designed to build a strong peer network and enrich the overall internship experience.

Responsibilities

• Complete data-driven analyses on supply chain challenges to provide solutions
• Gain exposure to business forecasting, logistics, and general supply chain processes
• Learning demand planning system, learning to create short- and long-term demand forecast plans, and shadow cross-functional meetings to drive demand consensus