Are you a recent graduate who needs hands‑on experience now? The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is offering a 12‑month Medical Management Internship in Centurion, and the deadline is approaching fast.
What the internship is
This is a full‑time, on‑site internship at the RAF Head Office. You will work in the Medical Management Unit, supporting case administration, stakeholder communication and data handling. A monthly stipend is paid during the 12‑month placement.
- Employer: Road Accident Fund (RAF)
- Role: Medical Management Intern
- Location: Centurion, Gauteng (on‑site)
- Duration: 12 months, paid stipend
- Work exposure: Medical management, customer‑relations, stakeholder management, office administration, logistics and information management
- Preference: Candidates with disabilities are given priority under RAF’s employment‑equity policy
Who can apply
- Unemployed graduates aged 18‑23
- Must not have previously worked or interned in a similar medicolegal or medical‑administration role
- Qualification: B‑degree or diploma in Health Sciences (or related), Business Administration/Management, or Law, plus a certified Grade 12 (matric) certificate
- Required documents: certified copy of ID, certified Grade 12 certificate, certified academic transcript, a concise CV and a motivation letter (max 3 pages)
- Application limit: you may apply for up to three different RAF positions, but each application must be submitted separately
- Application rules: indicate the province and the reference number in the e‑mail subject line; no hand‑delivered applications; a security vetting will be performed on successful candidates
What you will learn
- How medical case files are tracked and reported
- Techniques for managing stakeholder queries and complaints
- Basic data consolidation and use of RAF information systems
- Writing clear, professional communications for internal and external audiences
- Understanding the link between clinical information and legal/claims processes
How to apply (step‑by‑step)
- Gather all required documents and have them certified.
- Write a CV that highlights any admin, data or volunteer experience.
- Draft a motivation letter (1–3 pages) that links your studies to the internship tasks.
- Visit the official RAF careers page and click the apply button: Apply for the Medical Management Internship.
- During the online application, upload the certified copies, your CV and motivation letter.
- In the subject line, type the province name followed by the reference number provided on the job posting.
- Submit the application and keep a copy of everything for your records.
Tips to improve your chances
- Make sure every document is clearly certified and legible.
- Show your eligibility straight away – age, unemployment status and no prior similar internships.
- Use active verbs in your CV (managed, coordinated, reported) and keep it to 1–2 pages.
- In the motivation letter, give one or two concrete examples where you handled data, coordinated a project or dealt with stakeholders.
- Proof‑read for spelling and grammar – the role values attention to detail.
- Follow the application instructions exactly (subject line, document order, three‑position limit).
- Prepare for a competency‑based interview by thinking of situations that demonstrate communication, teamwork and problem‑solving.
Next steps
If you meet the criteria, start preparing your documents today. A well‑written CV and motivation letter can set you apart, even in a competitive public‑sector internship. Submit your application before the deadline and take the first step toward a career where health, law and public administration intersect.
