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Work in the FieldLogisticiansWhether coordinating the purchase and transport of supplies, locally or internationally; organizing the transport of vaccines; restoring damaged hospitals; setting up feeding centers; managing national staff; or maintaining vehicles and communication systems, logisticians keep MSF's programs running smoothly. Logisticians normally have frequent interaction with local authorities and organizations, and often oversee the implementation of security protocols. In some cases, the positions of logistician and administrator are combined. Individuals ranging in professional background from construction managers to film location scouts, from supply chain managers to engineers have joined the organization. Q&A with MSF Aid Workers
John BradshawRole: Logistician "In the hospital, we set up an inflatable operating theatrer tent and converted a roofless room into a sterilization area. We also built a pharmacy and a warehouse."
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Jane CoyneRole: Project Manager "The key is to have a clear understanding and analysis of what is happening on the ground, so we maintained regular contact with the civil, military, and medical authorities."
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Kathy DedieuRole: Water & Sanitation Logistician "We had to make sure that everyone knew what was happening in order to get the borehole finished and working so they could have a supply of water for the health care clinics."
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John Bradshaw
Jane Coyne
Kathy Dedieu
MSF Recruitment Information