Overview
Provide technical advice to Member States on cancer prevention and control, and support the development and implementation of national cancer control programmes.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide technical advice to Member States on cancer prevention and control.
- Draft, revise and develop national cancer control programmes and plans.
- Assess the regional situation of childhood cancer control infrastructure, policies and plans.
- Set up and coordinate networks for information exchange.
- Support building national capacity for the implementation of WHO initiatives.
- Mentor and supervise consultants.
- Assist in other technical tasks related to NCDs and cancer prevention and control.
Required Experience
At least five years of relevant experience with international exposure in medicine and public health practice, including experience in the field of cancer control in low- and middle-income countries. Relevant experience in WHO, UN system or in international organizations active in the health sector, especially in countries in the EMR.
Qualifications
University degree in Medicine, public health or related areas directly relevant to cancer control. Advanced university degree in oncology will be an asset.