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Third scattered comment: Just watched "TRIAGE: Dr. James Orbinski's Humanitarian Dilemna" and I truly think it is a must watch for any individual wanting to work in the humanitarian field. Talks about MSF's mission as well, insisting on how humanitarianism is not about perfect systems. Also very relevant: Living in Emergency - Stories of Doctors Without Borders https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcb8tAaGjWw

My second question is: Holding neutral, impartial, and independent values like the ICRC or other pioneers in the humanitarian field, what would you say truly distinguishes MSF from other known NGOs in its mission to relieve suffering and protect dignity?

Thank you for this AMA! I am a motivated physiotherapist with a little more than 2 years experience, working with both adults and children and looking to contribute to the humanitarian sector. Do you have needs for motivated physiotherapists on the field? It is not a profession that is advocated much on the website, although I have read about missions pertaining to rehabilitation, such as working in the ICU in Gaza.

Great thank you! I will definitely do!