I'm Ahmad Zia Nasrat, a Registered Nurse with 7+ years of frontline clinical experience. I'm devoted to patient-centered, high-standard care — and ready to grow into nursing leadership: guiding teams, coordinating care, and supporting colleagues in demanding and resource-limited settings.
Over 7 years in clinical and emergency healthcare settings have taught me that steady care under pressure is a discipline, not an instinct — one built shift by shift. From general medical-surgical nursing at Zubair Hospital to trauma and emergency care with Emergency NGO's surgical centre in Lashkar Gah, I supervised staff, coordinated patient care, and kept documentation and infection-control standards exact even when the ward was full. Earlier this year I was selected for the reserve pool following an MSF Nursing Team Supervisor recruitment process (Helmand), which only sharpened my goal of leading a team in the field. What draws me to MSF is the same thing that drew me to trauma nursing in the first place: care that goes to where it's needed most, without asking questions of geography or circumstance. I want to bring that same steadiness to a team — making sure the people beside me have what they need to do their best work, especially when conditions are hardest.
7+ years across medical-surgical and trauma/emergency nursing. Delivered emergency and trauma care in a high-volume trauma centre (Emergency NGO, Lashkar Gah) — patient monitoring, medication administration, IPC compliance, and clinical documentation under sustained pressure.
Supervised support staff and junior nurses at Zubair Hospital; later coordinated daily nursing activities and supervised junior nurses and auxiliary staff during shifts at Emergency NGO, including on-the-job training for new hires. Selected for the reserve pool in an MSF Nursing Team Supervisor recruitment process (Helmand).
Growing toward
Nursing Team SupervisorDirect bedside care, medication administration, vitals monitoring, and clinical decision-making across medical-surgical and trauma/emergency nursing.
Emergency and trauma nursing care in a high-volume trauma centre; trained in shock management, tracheostomy care, chest and surgical drains, burn care, and advanced trauma nursing practices.
Supervise junior nurses and auxiliary staff during shifts, coordinate daily nursing activities, and support staff orientation and on-the-job training. Selected for the reserve pool in an MSF supervisor recruitment process.
Accurate, consistent patient records and departmental reporting across every shift — the kind of documentation a care team can trust and hand off without gaps.
Fluent in Pashto (mother tongue), Dari, and English, with working Hindi — multilingual communication for a diverse patient population and multidisciplinary teams.
Trauma centre experience with Emergency NGO; trained in Protection Mainstreaming and PSEAH (INTERSOS) — protection principles, prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, and professional accountability in humanitarian settings.
Open to nursing leadership and humanitarian nursing roles, including field and supervisory positions. Every card below is one click.