Arabic-Speaking Pediatric Consultant – Dubai

Allocation Assist; Dubai; On-site; AED 400,000 - 650,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation package

Medical insurance coverage for self & 

Professional development opportunities

Multinational environment

Job summary

Allocation Assist in Dubai is seeking a highly skilled Arabic-speaking Consultant Pediatrician to join our medical team. This role focuses on delivering premium care to newborns and children in a dynamic, multinational environment.

You will conduct regular check-ups, diagnose, prescribe treatments, coordinate care with specialists, and communicate clearly with families about plans and risks. Board-certified with at least 5 years post-specialty experience is required.

Qualifications

• Board Certified Pediatrician with a minimum of 5 years post-specialty experience in pediatrics.
• Excellent knowledge of all aspects of pediatrics including newborn and adolescent care, immunization, and able to handle emergency situations.
• Fluency in Arabic is mandatory.
• Excellent communication skills and empathy towards patients and their families.

Responsibilities

• Provide comprehensive and compassionate care as the primary point of contact for pediatric patients.
• Conduct routine check-ups to monitor health and development.
• Diagnose injuries and illnesses and prescribe/interpret tests as needed.
• Coordinate with the patient care team and arrange specialist consultations as required.
• Prescribe or administer treatment, vaccines, and other care to prevent or treat illness.
• Communicate treatment plans, risks, and best practices clearly to families.

Skills

Arabic fluency

Communication skills

Empathy

Education

Board Certified Pediatrician

Job description

Allocation Assist in Dubai is seeking a highly skilled Arabic-speaking Consultant Pediatrician to join our medical team. This role focuses on delivering premium care to newborns and children in a dynamic, multinational environment.

You will conduct regular check-ups, diagnose, prescribe treatments, coordinate care with specialists, and communicate clearly with families about plans and risks. Board-certified with at least 5 years post-specialty experience is required.