Every year MSF sends over 3,000 international field workers to join more than 37,000 locally hired staff around the world. They provide emergency medical assistance to people whose survival is threatened by armed conflict, epidemics, malnutrition, exclusion from health care or natural disasters.
 

We have a particular need for medical doctors (General Practitioners), epidemiologists, psychologists, obstetricians/ gynaecologists, orthopedic surgeons and anesthetists. These roles have increased in the field, especially in conflict settings, and we are launching more programs focusing on mother-child and reproductive healthcare. We very much welcome applicants from these profiles.

MSF-Hong Kong accepts applications from residents/domiciles of these regions:
Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, The Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam

If you are a resident or citizen of a country not in this list, please visit our international page to find your nearest MSF office.

 
  • Given the volume of applicants vis a vis needed positions in the field, priority processing will be given to multi-lingual (English AND French) applicants.
  • Given the volume of applicants ONLY successful candidates for each step of the recruitment process would receive feedback on the application process. If you do not receive any feedback within 4 weeks , you may deem your application unsuccessful.  
 
 

Recruitment process

MSF recruits medical and non-medical field workers to provide assistance to the people who need it most. Please see below the step by step recruitment process.
 
  1. Requirement
    Do you meet the requirements?
     
  2. Life on a mission
    Have you read the info in Life on a Mission

     
  3. What we offer
    MSF package and career prospect

     
  4. FAQs
    Did you read the FAQs? 

     
  5. Start application
    You need to do "Self Reflection" before you apply online

     
  6. Application screening
    Your application is reviewed by Field Human Resources Officer for suitability as field worker

     
  7. Phone interview
    Shortlisted applicants are asked for a phone interview with a Field Human Resources Officer

     
  8. Recruitment and assessment
    Candidates who pass the phone interview are invited to the recruitment and assessment session

     
  9. Field worker pool
    Candidates who pass the assessment join the pool
 
 

Recruitment and assessment sessions

MSF-Hong Kong organises recruitment and assessment sessions periodically in greater China and many Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia. During the session, recently returned field workers give a presentation about their mission and share their experiences in the field with potential field workers. Information sessions are often combined with recruitment sessions.
 
If you meet the requirements for the field position(s) and are interested in being one of the field workers, we welcome you to join the information sessions. The sessions will give you better understanding of work in the field and help you prepare for your future mission. If your background and experience does not match with the available field positions, you might want to consider working as an office volunteer.
 
 

MSF Recruits

 
  • Given the volume of applicants vis a vis needed positions in the field, priority processing will be given to multi-lingual (English AND French) applicants.
  • Given the volume of applicants ONLY successful candidates for each step of the recruitment process would receive feedback on the application process. If you do not receive any feedback within 4 weeks , you may deem your application unsuccessful.  
     

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