Dr. Anthony Kergosien

• Head of MSF mobile medical activities, North Kivu (Goma and surrounds), DRC (current)

• Led emergency medical responses in Sake, Buhumba, Kilolirwe, Kingi, Luhonga, Makombo, and other affected locations under conflict and displacement

• Responsible for coordination of mobile clinics, emergency repairs and reopening of destroyed health centers, reestablishment of cholera and therapeutic nutrition units, and primary care for returnee populations and survivors of violence

• Previously coordinated field operations in Ukraine, East Africa, and other high-risk global emergencies

• Directs mobile responses to epidemics (cholera, mpox, measles), malnutrition, and sexual violence in displacement zones

• Assesses field needs and adapts MSF responses to changing security and population conditions; advocates for improved living conditions, rapid access to care, and expanded humanitarian presence in extreme hardship areas

• Widely cited for operational leadership and advocacy for displaced and vulnerable populations

• Recognized internationally for MSF’s ability to re-establish care under extreme conditions of risk, insecurity, and mass displacement

Dr. Anthony Kergosien heads MSF’s mobile medical outreach in and around Goma, North Kivu, where he coordinates emergency responses to epidemic, nutritional, and conflict crises. Under his direction, MSF’s teams reoperate damaged health centers, run cholera treatment facilities, and deliver free medical care to thousands of at-risk, returning, and displaced people—often the only humanitarian presence in remote crisis zones. Dr. Kergosien’s expertise in field coordination ensures access to life-saving healthcare amid violence, epidemics, and humanitarian emergencies.