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We are always looking for competent people who are willing to live and work within an international team, share their skills and dedicate their time to support our medical humanitarian work around
the world.

• Understanding of and commitment to the Charter of Médecins Sans Frontières
• Demonstrable knowledge of Médecins Sans Frontières' work around the world, and the humanitarian sector in general
• Minimum two years of professional experience post-qualification
• Significant experience in supervising, training and managing others
• Demonstrated ability to work well as a part of a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary team
• Ability to organise, prioritise workload and use initiative
• Willingness to work in potentially unstable environments
• Relevant international travel experience and/or work experience in less developed, resource-poor, indigenous or isolated contexts
• Ability to cope with stress
• Available to work in the field for a minimum of nine months (exceptions for some profiles; refer to your specific profession)

People with a medical background also require current and valid registration with the appropriate board/authority, and must display no recent gap in clinical experience greater than two years.

• Intermediate or better competencies in speaking French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian or other field-relevant languages
• Interest and/or experience in international humanitarian issues, international relations, anthropology
• Previous field experience in a similar role with a non-government organisation

As an emergency medical organisation, we are reliant on people with medical backgrounds. However supporting our medical teams are professionals from a wide variety of backgrounds, all of whom contribute in their own unique way. Regardless of whether your professional background is in medicine, engineering, management, humanitarian work or something totally different, what matters most is that you have the right attitude and approach, that you can hit the ground running and that you have the necessary skills to help us deliver medical assistance to the people who need it most.