
EHA Intern - Scientific Meetings' Logistics
€700 - €775
Work Arrangement
Office Days per Week: 3 days
Key Skills
Job Description
We are looking for an intern to support the organization of various meetings and events! As a meetings’ logistics Intern, you will support the EHA Meetings Team responsible for organizing EHA scientific meetings. Your role will focus on supporting logistical and administration coordination to ensure smooth preparation and execution of high-level scientific events.
You will be supporting the team with
Populating a Meeting App with content and work on the backend to fine tune the features (tech-savvy support) for one specific scientific meeting.
Provide support on logistics for different meetings taking place during this period (catering, mailings, registration, signage, database updates).
Handle the sending of confirmation emails, logistics emails, or any communication to faculty for different scientific meetings (supervised by a project manager).
We seek an intern who is proactive, detail-oriented, and willing to be mentored to support scientific meeting coordination in an international environment, preferably someone who is interested in learning about event management and interested in challenges.
What we offer
Hands-on involvement in organizing European scientific meetings.
Insight into how scientific meeting logistics comes together behind the scenes.
Guidance from experienced project managers.
The opportunity to support impactful scientific meetings for the hematology community.
Collaborate with colleagues from different departments and professional backgrounds.
Work in an international environment with more than 15 nationalities.
Benefit from a flexible and supportive working culture.
Enjoy a hybrid working model with at least three office days per week in The Hague.
Receive an internship allowance of €775 gross per month (based on a full-time internship).
Only candidates who are registered at an educational institute and reside in the Netherlands will be considered. If you are a non‑EU/EEA national, a valid work permit for the Netherlands is required.
Employment is subject to the condition that the employee provides the employer with a valid Certificate of Conduct (VOG) within eight weeks of the employment start date.
Available to start in September or October 2026 and commit to an internship period of six months.
Specific requirements for this internship
You are currently enrolled in an education program (diploma, bachelor or master) in the field of event management, hospitality management, MICE or a related field.
You are tech-savvy and have a natural curiosity to explore technical developments and understand tools and apps.
You have an excellent command of English (written and spoken, C1 level or equivalent).
Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with diverse stakeholders.
Proficiency in standard office software (MS Office suite) and an aptitude for quickly learning new digital tools and platforms.
You are accurate and reliable in handling data.
You are organized and love to follow structured workflows.
You show willingness to be mentored to support EHA and achieve personal development.
You aren't afraid of challenges such as last minute changes.
- Deadline: 2026-07-23
Core Responsibilities
Support the EHA Meetings Team in the logistical and administrative coordination of high-level scientific events. Responsibilities include managing meeting app content, handling faculty communications, and coordinating catering, registration, and signage.
Requirements
Candidates must be currently enrolled in an education program related to event or hospitality management and reside in the Netherlands. Proficiency in English (C1 level) and a tech-savvy approach to digital tools are required.
Benefits
- Internship allowance of €775 gross per month
- Flexible and supportive working culture
- Hybrid working model
- Mentorship from experienced project managers
- International working environment
About European Hematology Association
Industry: Non-profit Organizations
Company size: 51-200 employees
Borderless Hematology means creating an environment where knowledge and expertise have unlimited potential. It's where seasoned experience converges with youthful vigor, facilitating mutual inspiration in a seamless exchange of knowledge and collective learning. Through Borderless Hematology, we empower each member and foster a sense of shared ownership. This shapes not only the field of hematology, but also the lives of patients who depend on us. The future of hematology is within our reach. 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗠𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻: "Towards prevention, cure, and quality of life for all patients with blood disorders." 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 - Conceptualized in 1987 - Launched in 1990 - Formally established in 1992 Over the years, initiatives led by our association and members have positioned us at the forefront of hematology in Europe. Progress in education, training, research support, and patient care have helped to further advance this specialty, so vital to our health. We're a global network, and we actively collaborate with national and international medical associations and societies, and with European authorities to further hematology interests. 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗔𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 - Knowledge: Advancing harmonized hematology education across Europe through the European Hematology Curriculum and the EHA Campus - Connection: Organizing the annual EHA Congress, attended by professionals from all over the world - Clinical excellence: Publishing HemaSphere, our open access journal and EHA's Clinical Practice Guidelines - Advocacy: Strengthening hematology's voice in Europe by furthering its interests at the highest level - Research: Support researchers with generous funding programs and bespoke trainings