DigiMed offers medical and business practices affordable marketing through its internship project, which is overseen by senior management, but has the benefit of lower costs for ongoing marketing work. Our intern program commenced in 2024 and is a popular option for new doctors starting out. 

All of our interns have recently completed a post-graduate Masters Degree in Communications from UNSW – now rated in the world’s Top 20 universities. 

Our interns also speak English and Mandarin fluently, providing a compelling point of difference for practices with high-volume Chinese patients and where translated collateral is required.  

Our interns are billed out at $70ph and require a minimum of 20 hours per month over a six-month period before engagement.  

They are trained in report writing, social media, website development, GP visits and GP events, medical strategy and video production. 

All in term work is reviewed by a senior DigiMed Strategist for 2 hours per month (total cost of $150).

Xinliang Xiao (Ethan) is DigiMed’s Chief Intern Officer. His skills lie in managing international media students, storytelling, video production and journalism. Ethan holds a Bachelor of Media from China and a Master of Communications from UNSW. 

In 2024 Ethan was nominated for the Ossie Awards, Australia’s most prestigious student journalism award, for a story about Chinese Cultural Aphasia that appeared in the UNSW publication Newsworthy.  

Ethan has a special interest in China/Australia health partnerships, and enjoys investigative reporting and presenting.  

Shirui Chen (Rachel) manages DigiMed’s obstetric clients and her expertise lies in social media, video marketing strategy and Graphic Design.

Rachel has an Bachelor of Digital Cultures (with a major in Psychology) as well as a Master of Communications from UNSW.  She is a highly-organised project manager and conveys an air of professionalism and calm to every situation.   

Qinqin Sun (Karley) manages orthopaedic and obstetric clients. 

She is also experienced in website writing, business development writing for doctors, and script writing for videos. 

As well as exceptional investigative and writing skills, Karley has a Bachelor in Visual Communications from China and a Master Of Communications from UNSW. 

Huayan Zhou (Miles) is a photojournalist and storyteller, with extensive experience in photography, videography and AI video effects. 

He has filmed orthopaedic events through to briefings with US Embassy diplomats as part of an inter-university event. Miles understands that if you don’t get the right photo, you’re just not close enough –  and is committed to quality storytelling through visual excellence. Miles has Bachelor of Data Science (China), and Master of Communications (UNSW)