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Bookmark or Share- Careers at WHO - World Health Organization (WHO)Our internationally recruited staff serve in health technical, operational, managerial and leadership roles, across the world. They are committed to mobility and are employed to work according to their expertise and WHO’s programmatic needs.
- Occupational health: health workers - World Health Organization (WHO)Health workers face a range of occupational risks associated with biological, chemical, physical, ergonomic and psychosocial hazards including violence, affecting the safety of both health workers and patients.
- Classifying health workers - World Health Organization (WHO)This mapping gives guidelines on how health workers are to be classified into the most detailed groups, with examples of occupations included and excluded, for purposes of statistical delineation, description and analysis.
- Health workforce - World Health Organization (WHO)International health worker migration is a long-standing and growing phenomenon, driven by fundamental labour market forces relating to different elements such as education, working conditions and remuneration across countries. It further accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Community-based health workers (CHWs) - World Health Organization (WHO)The last few years have seen growing interest and attention in the potential of various types of community-based health workers (CHWs) in reducing inequities in access to essential health services, particularly in under-served or excluded, vulnerable populations.
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