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Expert
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Demonstrate an awareness of how war, conflict, and famine impact the health of individuals.
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Communicator
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Recognize how your own cultural biases, values and belief systems may affect your interaction with patients.
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Collaborator
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Skills include assessing problems, identifying key players, listening to team members, and working together in design and implementation of programs.
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Manager
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In humanitarian contexts, manager skills play a critical role in directing human resources, engaging and training local staff, networking with nongovernmental organizations, and effectively utilizing limited resources.
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Advocate
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Being a health advocate means treating your patient in their own particular context, without dismissing their cultural concerns.
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Scholar
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As scholars, professionals demonstrate a lifelong commitment to learning, as well as the creation of knowledge.
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Professional
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Professionals learn to maintain healthy boundaries to keep both themselves and their patients safe.
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