Screen and document public health signals from the EIOS EMRO Board

Supports WHO EMRO's public-health intelligence work through a remote UN Volunteer assignment. The volunteer screens the EIOS EMRO Board for relevant signals, records concise summaries in the tracking tool, documents daily triage decisions and follow-up actions, escalates urgent signals, and submits a quality-checked electronic log at the end of the assignment.

• Review the EIOS EMRO Board daily and identify potentially relevant public-health signals
• Prepare concise summaries of retained signals in the designated tracking tool
• Attend the daily virtual triage meeting and document decisions and follow-up actions
• Escalate urgent signals through agreed communication channels
• Maintain accurate and timely records and submit a quality-checked log at the end of the assignment

• Interest in public health, epidemiology, health information or a related field
• Strong attention to detail and ability to review information efficiently
• Good written English communication skills
• Ability to work independently and meet daily deadlines

• Experience with information monitoring, event-based surveillance or EIOS

• Public Health Intelligence
• Event-based Surveillance
• Information Monitoring
• Signal Assessment
• Technical Writing
• Data Recording

• EIOS
• Tracking Tool

• Volunteer assignment via UNV
• Remote online assignment