Working for the World Health Organization (WHO) is likely to involve tasks such as conducting research on global health issues, implementing health programs and initiatives in various countries, providing technical assistance and support to governments and health organizations, analyzing health data and trends, and collaborating with other international organizations on health-related projects. It may also involve advocating for better health policies and practices worldwide, attending conferences and meetings, and communicating WHO's work to the public through reports, publications, and media interviews.
