Remote Consultant: Monitoring & Evaluation for COVID-19 Response

The World Health Organization (WHO), a specialized agency of the United Nations, is dedicated to public health and global well-being. WHO works with 194 member states and over 150 country offices to promote health, keep the world safe, and serve the vulnerable—so that everyone, everywhere, can attain the highest level of health. In recent years, the WHO has adapted its workforce policies to accommodate remote and hybrid work models, including "work from anywhere" opportunities for consultants, technical officers, researchers, and digital professionals. These remote roles are part of WHO's broader effort to become a more inclusive, agile, and digitally empowered organization. This article provides a comprehensive overview of current and potential "work from anywhere" jobs at WHO. These roles span areas such as epidemiology, global health research, communications, public health policy, program management, and IT systems. They are ideal for professionals who want to contribute to international public health without relocating. Disclaimer: This article is not affiliated with the World Health Organization. We are solely advertising remote job opportunities that are publicly available through WHO's career portals to help professionals discover career paths in global health.

The World Health Organization (WHO), a specialized agency of the United Nations, is dedicated to public health and global well-being. WHO works with 194 member states and over 150 country offices to promote health, keep the world safe, and serve the vulnerable—so that everyone, everywhere, can attain the highest level of health.