The Ombuds Blog: World Health Organization Adds an Ombuds in Southeast Asia

November 08, 2019

World Health Organization Adds an Ombuds in Southeast Asia

Dolores Gómez-Morán, CO-OP, has been appointed the Ombudsman for the WHO Regional Office in Southeast Asian (WHO SEAR), effective September 2, 2019. This is a new position in the WHO SEAR Region and is based in New Delhi, India. Gómez-Morán practices to IOA standards.

Most recently, Gómez-Morán was Ombudsman for the Pan American Health Organization/WHO Regional Office of the Americas in Washington, DC. Prior to that, she was the founding Ombuds at George Mason University for 13 years. She graduated from Universidad de Oviedo in Spain and earned a MA in Counseling Psychology from Boston College. (LinkedIn.)

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November 08, 2019

World Health Organization Adds an Ombuds in Southeast Asia

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