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Nigeria Psychologist Counsellor Individual Consultation
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Mental health specialist

Our mental health specialists work with people suffering from various levels of distress related to conflict or natural disasters, with survivors of sexual violence or people living with HIV/AIDS.
 
South Sudan Doctor Malnutrition
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Doctor

MSF is seeking infectious disease specialists, paediatricians and general practitioners (GPs).
 
Ituri Providence DRC Democratic Republic Congo Transport
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Logistician

Logisticians keep MSF’s programmes running.
 
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Obstetrician / Gynaecologist

Whether a Doctors Without Borders (MSF) project is a response to an emergency or longer-term, provision of reproductive health care will very often be a component.
 
Measles Vaccination Campaign Yida Refugee Camp South Sudan
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Biomedical Scientist

Biomedical scientists are the lifeblood of MSF’S work, aiding clinicians in their essential diagnoses. In the field, biomedical scientists mostly work in a supervisory and training role. They play an important role in running our laboratories and monitoring outbreaks of disease and the impact of our responses.
 
An image of Madalo Gwaza undergoing surgery to treat her cervical cancer in Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi.
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Anaesthetist

During conflicts and their aftermath, anaesthetists are needed for assignments generally lasting from six weeks to three months or more.
 
South Sudan Medical Team Outpatient Activities
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Admin/HR/Finance

The role of the HR coordinator is to define, plan and supervise the implementation of human resources policies in an MSF mission.
 
Logistician Doro Refugee Camp South Sudan
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Work In Our Projects

Our work is pragmatic, not heroic. We work to develop practical ways to provide medical care that are adapted to the realities that patients and communities face, using the available resources to provide the best quality medical care possible.
 
Two people help medical staff into personal protective equipment. PPE is used in epidemics and pandemics before people enter an Ebola high risk zone.
Crisis Response

Epidemics and pandemics

Millions of people still die each year from epidemics and pandemics – infectious diseases that are preventable or can be treated.
 
Natural disasters cause much damage. Cyclone Chido struck Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, leaving significant destruction.
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Natural Disasters

Natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, floods or cyclones can have a devastating impact on entire communities.