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JOB OPPORTUNITIES - Issue 197, 3 September 2004
1. WHO Health Leadership Service

The World Health Organisation's new young professionals programme, the Health Leadership Service (HLS), is accepting applications until 15 September 2004.

The Health Leadership Service is recruiting promising young health professionals from around the world and will provide them with the opportunity to work and learn for two years in WHO. Mentored by senior WHO staff, these young professionals will form part of the next generation of health leaders.

Eight to ten 'HLS Officers' will be recruited as WHO staff under a two-year non-renewable fixed-term appointment.

Women and nationals of developing countries are particularly encouraged to apply. For more information, and to apply: www.who.int or email directly:


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