Every day, Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières aid workers from around the world provide assistance to people whose survival is threatened by violence, neglect, or catastrophe—treating those most in need regardless of political, religious, or economic interest. Whether an emergency involves armed conflicts or epidemics, malnutrition or natural disasters, Doctors Without Borders is committed to bringing quality medical care to people caught in crisis. On Tuesday, February 26th, medical and non-medical professionals are invited to join us for an evening presentation to learn more about how you can join Doctors Without Borders’ pool of dedicated aid workers. An aid worker and Field Human Resources Officer will discuss requirements and the application process, and you'll meet experienced Doctors Without Borders aid workers from the area and hear their firsthand stories of "life in the field." The presentation will last 90 minutes, including Q&A. Doctors Without Borders recruits: Medical Personnel: physicians nurses midwives Operating Room Personnel: surgeons OBGYNs anesthesiologists nurse anesthetists operating room nurses Para-Medical Personnel: epidemiologists mental health specialists pharmacists laboratory technicians health promoters Non-Medical Personnel: technical logisticians water sanitation specialists supply logisticians financial administrators human resources administrators
Tuesday, Feb 26, 7-8:30 PM
Doctors Without Borders Recruitment Info Session – New Orleans, LA
Propeller Incubator
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4035 Washington Avenue, New Orleans, LA
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