Life in the field

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Life in the field

If you want to become a fieldworker for MSF but you are not sure what to expect, this page is for you. Discover testimonials from more than 10 different profiles here.

Updated Fri, 03/03/2023 - 14:06

01.07.2019 - Blog item

IF THE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FAILS, THE PATIENT DIES

Jonathan Delchambre, Biomedical specialist

13.07.2021 - Blog item

A fascinating job

Sophie Desbenoit, Midwife in the field

01.07.2019 - Blog item

MASTERING THE ART OF OBSTETRICS IN THE FIELD

Karthika Devarajan, gynecologist

01.07.2019 - Blog item

A RETURN TO THE ESSENTIALS OF MY PROFESSION

Amélie Delaporte, anesthesiologist

01.07.2019 - Blog item

HEALTH PROMOTERS BUILD A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE LOCAL POPULATION AND MSF

Jesse Verschuere, Health Promoter

08.07.2019 - Blog item

DOCTORS ARE ACTUALLY THE LEAST IMPORTANT MEMBERS OF THE TEAM

Cecile van de Konijnenburg, MD

01.07.2019 - Blog item

What we can do to improve health care for children in humanitarian settings

Kemi Ogundipe, pediatrician

01.07.2019 - Blog item

27 YEARS WITH MSF: “YOUR BIGGEST REWARD SHOULD BE SAVING LIVES, NOT MONEY”

Negasi Seyoum, Finance coordinator

01.07.2019 - Blog item

Building a career at MSF: from nurse to general director

Meinie, nurse and general director of the MSF office in Brussels

01.07.2019 - Blog item

USING DATA TO CURB EPIDEMICS

Neil Saad, epidemiologist

01.07.2019 - Blog item

Develop, build and maintain MSF's health facilities

Gordian, Hospital facility manager

01.07.2019 - Blog item

I work for MSF... but I am not a doctor!

Johanna, Len and Mina: 3 supply and procurement specialists.

01.07.2019 - Blog item

The difficult decisions to make in the field

Sebastian Spencer, emergency doctor

15.07.2019 - Blog item

Logistician Sanny: “I always keep the patients in mind”

Sanny Impraim, logistician