National Professional Officer (NCD)
Category | Grade:Professional | NO-BDeadline:23 Jul 2026Job ID:2602667Posted on:9 Jul 2026
Overview
Supports Indonesia in strengthening non-communicable disease prevention and control through policy advice, programme coordination, technical guidance, data analysis and integration with primary health care.
Department: WHO Country Office Indonesia
Languages
Required: English, Bahasa Indonesia
Job Functions
- Healthcare and Medical Services
- Policy, Economics and International Affairs
Minimum Experience
2 years
Estimated Salary
Not available
Responsibilities
- Coordinate implementation of national and subnational NCD prevention and control initiatives
- Advise the Ministry of Health and national authorities on multisectoral NCD action plans and policies
- Support planning of country-focused action on NCDs and their risk factors
- Draft NCD guidelines, protocols, training materials and strategic plans
- Analyse NCD data and report on global and regional action-plan targets
- Support integration of NCD prevention and management into primary health care
- Produce technical briefs, donor reports and strategic communication materials
- Coordinate with other WHO programme areas to integrate NCD approaches
Requirements
- University degree in health, medicine or public health with a specialization relevant to non-communicable disease prevention and control
- At least two years of combined working experience in developing and implementing NCD prevention and control policies and programmes and primary health care service delivery for chronic diseases
- Expert knowledge of English and Bahasa Indonesia
- Indonesian nationality is required for this National Professional Officer position
Skills
NCD PreventionPublic Health PolicyPrimary Health CareProgramme PlanningMonitoring and EvaluationGuideline DevelopmentData AnalysisTechnical ReportingAdvocacyStakeholder Coordination
Additional info
- Fixed-term appointment for two years
- Annual base salary starts at IDR 734,133,000 before mandatory deductions, with 30 days of annual leave
- Written test or asynchronous video assessment may be used for screening
- WHO contracts are conditional on required vaccination confirmation and medical clearance