EMERGENCY has been working in Afghanistan since 1999. The first hospital was opened in Anabah, in the Panjshir Valley, in 1999 to provide surgical treatments to war victims. After 2001 and the shift in conflict dynamics, the hospital admission criteria have been re-assessed according to the population’s needs, and is now a general hospital providing surgical, paediatric, obstetrics, and gynaecological care.

To respond to the rising population needs caused by the shift in conflict dynamics, EMERGENCY opened the Surgical Centre for War Victims in Kabul in 2001 followed by the Surgical Centre for War Victims in Lashkar-Gah in 2004. Since the beginning of its activities in Afghanistan EMERGENCY has progressively created a network of First Aid Trauma Posts and Primary Health Clinics, connected to the hospitals.

EMERGENCY’s hospitals are the only free-of-charge specialized health facilities providing high-quality treatments for war-related patients.

The Logistics Officer plays a strategic and cross-functional role within the organization, contributing to the effective functioning of multiple hospital departments by ensuring smooth coordination, communication, and operational support. Acting as a key link between teams, the Logistics Officer facilitates relationships across departments and helps maintain efficient information flow.

The position works in close collaboration with the Logistician (reporting to him/her) and with the support of a Logistics Assistant. It requires a solid educational background, with at least a high school diploma, while a Bachelor’s degree is considered an asset.

The ideal candidate demonstrates strong written and verbal communication skills in English and possesses good computer literacy relevant to the role. Previous experience with NGOs and proven field experience are considered advantages.

The role requires excellent organizational skills, a high level of attention to detail, and the ability to manage tasks efficiently both independently and as part of a team. Additionally, the candidate should be able to translate documents from English to Dari and vice versa, ensuring clear, accurate, and culturally appropriate communication across languages.

• High school diploma is mandatory; a Bachelor’s degree is desirable
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal in English are mandatory
• Previous experience in another NGOs is desirable
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
• Good computer skills are essential for this role
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Proven experience in the field is a plus
• Ability to translate documents from English to Dari and vice versa

Safeguarding clause:

Zero tolerance is reserved to any form of abuse, especially sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment (SEA-H).

Zero tolerance is reserved to any abuse, violence, maltreatment, neglect, discrimination and violation of rights against any child (i.e. person under the age of 18).

Successful candidates will be vetted through screening of criminal background, professional and ethical background. Candidates are informed that Emergency ONG ONLUS can verify information on their professional path and ethical standing far beyond the intended reference contacts provided by the candite.