The Ombuds Blog: Job Posting: World Health Organization, Denmark

March 20, 2019

Job Posting: World Health Organization, Denmark

The UN agency that focuses on international public health is hiring a Regional Ombudsman. The three-quarter time position will be based in Copenhagen for a two-year contract. The Regional Ombudsman practices to IOA standards and reports to the WHO Ombuds, José Martínez-Aragón.
Applicants must have an advanced degree in public health, management, administration, social science, law, organizational development or related area. Accreditation as a Certified Organizational Ombudsman Practitioner (CO-OP) or a certified mediator is preferable. In addition, applicants must have at least ten years of relevant work experience, including: at least 5 years as a mediator/ombudsman/conflict resolution manager or leader or as an expert in conflict resolution and/or in mediation management. Managerial experience in international, intergovernmental organization, government or national public institutions is also preferred. Applications are due April 4, 2019. (UN Jobs.)

Related posts: World Health Organization Names New Ombuds; UN Magazine Introduces New World Health Organization Ombuds; World Health Organization Ombuds Says Dysfunctional Management is Impacting Mission; Job Posting (Copenhagen); Job Posting (PAHO).

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