Being a medical doctor with MSF is an exciting experience. From caring for malnourished babies in a drought affected area, to conducting rounds to survey trauma patients during a conflict, MSF’s doctors provide lifesaving care every day. 

Being a medical doctor with MSF can be a challenging role, and the needs are very diverse depending upon the project you work in. Medical doctors are based in the project, and will often care for people affected by health issues such as malaria, malnutrition, HIV/AIDs or TB, trauma, tropical diseases.  

• A Bachelor in Medicine and Bachelor in Surgery (MBChB) from a recognized institution.
• Two years' professional experience after registration.
•  Current or recent clinical experience in the past 2 years.
•  Full registration.
•  Available for a minimum of nine months.
• Minimum of three months’ work, volunteering or travel experience in developing countries.
• Willingness to work in unstable areas.
•  Adaptable and able to work in a multicultural team.
• Able to provide training and supervision to others.
•  Fluency in English.

• Minor surgical and obstetrical experience.
• Managerial and supervisory experience.
• Paediatric, ER or other specialisations.
• French or Arabic.
• Diploma level of training in tropical medicine and/or infectious disease (especially TB and HIV/AIDS) from a recognised training provider.

If you are an external applicant please apply via the link below:

If you are a locally hired MSF staff (or have previously worked with MSF in the last 12 months), please apply via the link below: