Arabic-Speaking Neonatologist: NICU Expert in Dubai

Allocation Assist Middle East; Dubai; On-site; AED 300,000 - 450,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive tax-free salary

Medical insurance

Annual paid leave with airfare

Continuing Medical Education support

Professional development opportunities

Opportunity to work within a leading -

Job summary

Allocation Assist Middle East is seeking a Specialist - Neonatologist in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This physician role requires extensive NICU experience with premature and high-risk newborns, and Arabic-speaking capabilities.

You will join a hospital setting, manage neonatal emergencies, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and support families while adhering to international clinical standards.

Qualifications

• MBBS or equivalent medical qualification.
• Specialist qualification in Neonatology or Pediatrics.
• DOH License, DOH Eligibility Letter, or eligibility to obtain one.
• Minimum 3-5 years of post-specialization experience in Neonatology.
• Fluency in Arabic and English is essential.
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide assessment, diagnosis, stabilization and ongoing management for newborns.
• Care for premature and critically ill neonates in NICU and nursery.
• Treat respiratory conditions, infections and neonatal emergencies.
• Collaborate with obstetricians, pediatricians, nurses and allied staff.
• Counsel parents on conditions, treatment plans and follow-ups.
• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and participate in audits.

Skills

Arabic language fluency

English language fluency

NICU experience

Teamwork

Education

MBBS or equivalent

Specialist in Neonatology or Pediatrics

Job description

Allocation Assist Middle East is seeking a Specialist - Neonatologist in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. This physician role requires extensive NICU experience with premature and high-risk newborns, and Arabic-speaking capabilities.

You will join a hospital setting, manage neonatal emergencies, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and support families while adhering to international clinical standards.