Who We Need: Flying Watsan

MSF water and sanitation specialists are responsible for the design and management of water and sanitation projects.
www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/...

[@Abdoo.Abdoo.]

I am a sanitarian in Egypt working for ministry of health there and I have an experience more than 12 years in field of water safety , food safety and surveillance and public health *** I WANT TO WORK WITH YOU

[@Antonfrima1]

HI Abdoo, I would like to contact you regarding your interest. How can I best reach you?

[@msfcanada]

Thanks for your interest and kind words!
I would advise you to have a look at our Recruitment page for more info and open positions at the moment:
www.doctorswithoutborders.ca/content/who-we-need

[@stefanobertuccioli6350]

what should a normal person study to become a wastan? a master degree? which one? I m interested in gaining new skills and a new life! thanks

[@msfcanada]

Hey Stegano - all the information about this role is available here: www.msf.ca/en/water-sanitation-specialists Best of luck with the life change!

[@jakepitts9614]

Stefano, not sure if you're still looking for this answer, but if you dig around job postings you'll find that a masters degree is often required for WASH postings. If you poke around LinkedIn, you'll eventually find out that there are a few universities that channel into WASH sector much more than others. I'm not yet in the field, but I'm about halfway through an MSc for WASH if you want any more info. It's incredibly difficult to find a viable route into the field.

[@topviral4597]

Civil Engineering