Apprentice- Legal

Your Role

• As an Intern, you will work with General Legal Counsel and the legal team on drafting and assisting in negotiating various
• contracts.

A Day in the Life

• ● Assisting in drafting contracts, agreements, and other legal documents under supervision.
• Engaging with internal stakeholders or clients to gather information and provide support on legal matters.
• ● Support the team in the review of vendor contracts such as NDA, Amendments, MSA and SOWs.
• ● Provide legal opinion on company policies and processes under supervision
• ● Regulatory research and compliance
• ● Liaise with internal counsel on contracts, compliance, disputes, IP related matters etc.
• ● Drive efficiency in contracting and other legal processes

What You Need

• ● Law degree (L.L.B. or equivalent) from a reputable law university, with excellent academic achievement
• ● Eligible to enroll under NATS (Board of Apprenticeship Training) as a Graduate Apprentice.
• ● Strong legal research and analytical skills
• ● Proficiency in MS Office and adaptive to using new digital tools or platforms.
• ● Excellent written and verbal English communication skills
• ● A willingness to learn, with a proactive and responsible attitude
• ● Open to collaboration with cross-functional teams and receptive to guidance from mentors

What we offer

• ● Industry-Focused Certifications: Meet leading healthcare experts, discuss innovative strategies, and become a
• subject matter expert with our comprehensive set of certifications.
• ● Rewards and Recognition: Feeling like you’re outperforming on your projects? Get recognition for your dedicated
• efforts and demonstrated work ethic.
• ● Health Insurance and Mental Well-being: We offer health benefits and insurance to you and your family for
• hospital-related expenses pertaining to any illness, disease, or injury. We also have Employee Assistance
• Programs (EAPs) to give you 24X7 access to certified therapists and psychologists.
• ● Sabbatical Leave Policy: Do you want to focus on skill development, pursue an academic career, or just reset?