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ByManaging EditorJuly 3, 2026Deadline: 17 July, 2026Location: Kenya/South AfricaMédecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is seeking to fill the role of Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights. . .
ByManaging EditorJuly 3, 2026Deadline: 17 July, 2026Location: Kenya/South AfricaMédecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is seeking to fill the role of Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Advisor. MSF is an international independent medical humanitarian organisation that provides assistance to people affected by conflicts, epidemics, and natural or human-made disasters and excluded from healthcare. ResponsibilitiesLead the development, implementation, and monitoring of SRHR strategies aligned with MSF Ubuntu’s strategic prioritiesEnsure approaches are evidence-based, integrated, and adaptable to diverse contexts, with a strong community-based focusDevelop and maintain technical guidance, tools, and protocols for SRH, including SGBV and SAC, in line with MSF standardsAct as the technical focal point for quality of care and patient safety within SRH, ensuring risks in maternal, neonatal, and reproductive health are identified and mitigatedCollaborate with Advocacy and Communications teams to define and advance SRHR advocacy prioritiesInitiate and contribute to operational research and programmatic analysis in collaboration with Data Science and Epidemiology teamsContribute to the broader medical operational vision and strategy of MSF UbuntuProvide expert, evidence-based technical guidance to country programmes and Med-Ops cell on SRH, SGBV, and SACSupport field teams in strengthening quality of care through structured quality improvement processes (e. g. , MPDSR, mortality reviews, SRH indicator monitoring)Promote effective data collection, analysis, and use for continuous improvement and learningIdentify medical-operational challenges and propose practical, evidence-based solutionsSupport project design, reviews, and strategic planning with country programmes and Med-Ops cell and health programmes leadershipConduct briefings and debriefings for country teams and headquarters staffUndertake regular or ad-hoc programme visits in coordination with relevant medical leadership (country MedCo, Med-Ops Cell and Head of Health Programmes Unit)Represent MSF Ubuntu within intersectional SRH, SOV/SGBV platform/community of practice (CoP), and relevant technical working groupsContribute to thematic initiatives and technical projects, including workshops and conferencesBuild and strengthen partnerships with local institutions and organisations to advance SRHR care and innovationSupport recruitment, validation, mentoring, and development of midwives and talent pools, as requiredCollaborate with learning and development and technical platforms to strengthen training and knowledge sharingDevelop and facilitate training materials and learning activities (workshops, webinars, CoPs)Build the capacity of programmes teams on SRH, SGBV care standards, systems, and toolsParticipate as a facilitator in MSF Ubuntu and international MSF training courses on SRH, SGBV and SAC etc. , when requestedRequirementsRegistered Midwife or a Medical Doctor with a specialisation in Obstetrics and GynecologyFluency in spoken and written English is essential, while French is an advantageDemonstrated experience in cross-cultural communication and collaborationFive years, minimum, of relevant professional and hands-on experience in MSF or similar international medical-humanitarian organisationsProven experience in comprehensive SGBV care and service managementProven experience in supervision, mentoring, and training skillsDemonstrated experience in supervision, mentoring, and trainingStrong commitment to equity, diversity, inclusion, and continuous learningExcellent skills in Office Suite (advanced MS Excel and others)Strong analytical and reporting skills with ability to produce concise, actionable recommendationsExcellent written and oral communication and presentation skillsCommitment to MSF’s principlesCross-cultural awarenessTo apply and for more information,click here. See something wrong? Talk to us privately on WhatsApp. Support Our WorkChange happens when informed citizens act together. Your support enables journalism that connects evidence, communities, and action for good governance. Share PublicationAbout the AuthorLatest Stories