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If you are applying for the first time, please click on “Create New Account” and create a user profile. All fields marked with an asterisk must be filled out.

If you are a returning user who has created a profile before or you are a former staff member, please log in with your existing credentials.

If you have forgotten your password, please do not create another profile in the system. Returning users should click on “Forgot Your Password” and enter your email address. The system will send you an email with further instructions.

If you no longer have access to the email address you entered when you created your profile, please contact imc@internationalmedicalcorps.org, and we will update our records with your new email address. After the update, you will receive further instructions from the International Medical Corps team. Please note that username and password are case sensitive.

Our vacancies are advertised on external platforms. However, all advertised vacancies will direct you to our career site, where you can create a profile and apply for our jobs.

Yes, you can apply for multiple positions at the same time. If you have been selected for an interview, please let the recruiter know that you applied for and/or are being considered for other positions.

Due to the high volume of applications that we receive, we only contact shortlisted applicants.

If you no longer see the staff requisition number for a position that you applied for on our career site, the position is closed. Please check our career site for any other positions that match your skillset.

The first step in the interview process at International Medical Corps is an HR screening. The second step for all international positions is a technical interview. Before the final interview with the hiring manager, there may be additional assessments or exercises as part of the selection process.

The length of the recruitment process varies depending on the specific position you are applying for, the number of applicants for the position, the job’s complexity, applicants’ availability for interviews, duration of the background and reference check process, etc.

All volunteer opportunities are advertised online. When you find an opening that matches your skillset, please submit your resume, along with the online application. One of our Human Resources representatives will contact you for an interview if your qualifications meet our current needs.

We post volunteer opportunities as the need arises and advise you to check our career site for opportunities regularly. All volunteers are placed based on their technical expertise and the needs of HQ and country field programs.

When you find an internship opening that matches your area of studies, submit your resume, along with the online application. One of our Human Resources representatives will contact you for an interview if your qualifications meet our current needs. Internship opportunities are linked to academic assignments.

International Medical Corps recognizes the importance of continued learning and development to strengthen our global capacity. We have multiple opportunities for career development and learning, including the following:

• All staff have access to free online executive education courses.
• We offer free online language training in English, French and Spanish.
• We provide a range of courses in business, humanitarian and operational topics.
• We conduct internal knowledge-sharing and learning sessions.
• We support career development discussions that are built into our performance management system.
• We provide temporary assignments for career growth.

Our US HQ offices are based in Los Angeles and Washington, DC.  However, we work wherever the need takes us. Since our founding in 1984, we have worked in more than 80 nations on six continents. Today, we are active in more than 30 countries in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, the Middle East, North America and South America. See where we work.

International Medical Corps’ emergency response roster is a list of vetted individuals who are prepared to deploy to disasters around the world. These people have all their required travel documents and have completed important training that prepares them to be first there, no matter where. Joining the emergency response roster is not a guarantee of deployment. If your skills and ability to obtain necessary visas meet the needs of our responses, we will be in touch with relevant opportunities.