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Doctors Without Borders (MSF)

Work With Us

Work With Us

We rely on a strong network of professionals to deliver lifesaving medical aid.

MSF doesn’t employ only doctors and nurses. We recruit employees from a large range of professions in the medical, finance, logistics, IT, administration, human resources, and communications fields, and in other areas. Nearly 68,000 staff worked with MSF in 2022 to provide medical care to those who need it the most.  

Work in our projects

Our staff work during conflicts and epidemics, and following natural disasters. The conditions are challenging, but the rewards are enormous.   
  
We need medical and non-medical staff to make our work possible. Do you think you have what it takes? Find out more about who we are looking for, the employment conditions, and how to apply below.   

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Work in our office

We recruit experienced professionals in the communication, human resources, administration, finance, fundraising, association, advocacy and medical departments.

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MSF team during outreach in Turkana, Kenya following an outbreak of malaria - September 2019

Work in Kenya

MSF employs over 780 people in Kenya, who work as doctors, nurses, clinical officers, midwives, administrators, drivers and logisticians, alongside many other professionals who are crucial to keeping our medical programmes running.   

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Medical Students

Our behavioural commitments

The integrity of our organisation is upheld by the good conduct of each individual staff member, in any location, with full respect for the communities we serve.

For us, this means not tolerating any behaviour from our staff that exploits the vulnerability of others, or of employees taking advantage of their position for personal gain.

We do not tolerate any physical or psychological abuse against individuals, sexual harassment, sexual relations with minors, or any behaviour that does not respect human dignity.

MSF promotes a working environment free of harassment and abuse. Our leadership has unequivocally committed to fight abuse and to reinforce mechanisms and procedures to prevent and address it.