On April 13 to 15 2012, an OBGYN medical conference took place in Islamabad, Pakistan.
MSF had a stand there, dedicated to recruitment, information and local communication. *** Local Caption *** Since 1986, MSF has been working in Pakistan with Pakistani communities and Afghan refugees who have been affected by armed conflict, natural disasters or a lack of access to medical.
In Pakistan, MSF teams are currently providing free emergency medical care in Kurram Agency in FATA, Hangu, Peshawar, Lower Dir and Malakand in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, and in Balochistan province. A new project will be opened in Karachi, Sindh.
In Pakistan, MSF relies solely on private financial contributions from individuals around the world and does not accept funding from any government, donor agency, or from any military or politically-affiliated group for its activities in the country.
For its projects in Pakistan, MSF specifically needs medical doctors, emergency physicians, gynaecologists, obstetricians, nurses & OT nurses, midwives, surgeons, anaesthetists, and paediatricians.