Jobs and Internships in Health Care in Israel

“System Engineering student internship at GE Healthcare. Develop new product applications, perform image quality tests, and problem-solving. Collaborate with software, hardware, and mechanical teams. Requires Electrical/Biomedical Engineering or Physics student with at least 2 semesters remaining. Partial job of 2-4 days a week.”

“HW Engineering intern will assist in designing, developing, and testing hardware components for medical imaging systems. Responsibilities include schematic reviews, PCB layout checks, hardware validation, and troubleshooting. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, document technical findings, and maintain lab equipment. Requires a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field, strong academic record, and familiarity with lab equipment.”

“Clinical Applications Intern role supports product development and field support for medical imaging tech. Manage clinical data, collaborate on projects, and assist in usability studies. Requires Bachelor's in Biomedical Engineering or related field, proficiency in Hebrew and English, and basic medical imaging knowledge. Flexible hours and strong analytical skills needed.”

“Part-time internship for Industrial Engineering & Management or Economics students. Role involves budget control, procurement order management, and invoice reconciliation. Requires advanced Excel skills and high English proficiency. GE HealthCare offers a global, inclusive work environment with career growth opportunities.”

“GE HealthCare Israel Ltd seeks a Physics Intern to join their R&D team. The role involves designing, developing, and testing medical imaging systems, conducting simulations, data analysis, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Qualifications include enrollment in a Physics or related program, proficiency in scientific programming languages, and strong problem-solving skills. The internship offers a unique opportunity to impact patient care and work on cutting-edge technologies.”