International Risk Control Coordinator

Department Summary

Risk Management Services' programs provide proactive support for the strategic, operational and financial foundation of the University of North Texas. A safe academic environment is the top priority of our department and staff members. We help identify, analyze and mitigate risks so that the UNT community can freely pursue opportunities for growth and advancement. Our staff members also work to identify, protect and conserve university resources from loss. To achieve our goals, we work together with the UNT community to help them proactively manage risks, implement preventative measures, plan for their challenges and work through any issues that occur.

Position Overview

The International Risk Control Coordinator is responsible for supporting the full scope of university international travel with a focus on identifying, analyzing, and controlling health, safety, and security exposures arising from international travel. This will include the development and maintenance of programs, projects, and procedures for the purpose of mitigating, preparing for, and responding to emergency/crisis events that impact UNT personnel while traveling internationally. Overall, the position will be responsible for monitoring and assessing international events and conditions that could pose health/safety/security concern for those traveling internationally; while also coordinating efforts to minimize exposures, and developing/carrying out response efforts when emergencies/crisis events occur.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in related field and four years of related risk management experience or any combination of education, experience and training.