Medical Doctor

*Managing and delivering curative and preventative health care services in isolated rural or semi-rural communities.
*Outreach work in the community.
*Coaching and training of local staff on medical and nutritional issues to improve quality of care.
*Assisting in the designing and performing of nutritional surveys when required
*Supervising the medical section of a feeding center when a feeding program is required.
*In general, making witnessing and documentation for advocacy an integral part of all activities.
*Co-operating with Ministry of Health staff and other NGOs to encourage collaboration and sharing of information.
*Contributing in the development of medical strategies as the project continues.
*Preparation of medical monthly reports, statistics etc. in coordination with other team members.
*Responsible for timely medicine and drugs ordering (in collaboration with the logistician).

Short interview with our doctors you can find on: http://www.lekari-bez-hranic.cz/cz/spoluprace/na_misi/hledame/lekarky-a-lekari.php


Details of recruitment process:

There is a comprehesive selection process for candidates applying for field based positions as we do realise that this type of work is not suitable for everyone. There are three steps that need to be completed as part of this process. These are as follows:
1. Attendance at an information evening where interested people can learn more about the organisation and its work, and speak with experienced field personel regarding the roles. Candidates still wishing to continue in the selection process will at that time be able to access application forms.
2. Submition of application forms, cv’s and supporting documents (licenses, diplomas etc). Following screening of these documents selected candidates will pass to the next step.
3. Interview and Assessment centre. Candidates will attend a full day assessment centre in Vienna after which confirmation will be given within a week as to acceptance or rejection.

Successful candidates will then be accepted to the ‘pool’ of staff available for missions and the matching process relating profiles to available field positions will then commence.

If you are interested in cooperation with us, please sign in for the information evening on http://www.lekari-bez-hranic.cz/cz/spoluprace/na_misi/prihlasit_se.php. Participation does not bind you to any cooperation.

For more information please contact us on [email protected], on +420 257 090 150 or visit our website http://www.lekari-bez-tehranic.cz/cz/spoluprace/na_misi/index.php.

The main tasks of general medical practitioners are, on one hand, emergency medicine in crisis locations and on the other hand, basic health care in long-term projects - often in refugee camps or in small local health stations. MSF increasingly carries out vertical programs in order to fight against so-called "neglected diseases" like tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, sleeping sickness, and malaria. The central point of all missions is the education and supervision of local personnel. Along with medical activity, data collection and contact with local authorities are also very important.