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The American Hospital Dubai is seeking a Consultant in Pediatric Pulmonology based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The role focuses on delivering comprehensive respiratory care for children, including clinical assessment, diagnoses, and ongoing management of acute and chronic pulmonary conditions.
The consultant will lead outpatient clinics, supervise inpatient care, perform essential pulmonary investigations, and respond to emergency respiratory cases.
The American Hospital Dubai is a 254-bed private hospital recognized for delivering care aligned with high US standards and for its leadership in international accreditation. It serves patients from across the region through specialist centers, including a Comprehensive Cancer Center, Orthopedics and Total Joint Replacement Center for adults, Heart Center, Diabetes Program, and Cochlear Implant Center. All physicians are Western Board Certified, ensuring internationally recognized clinical expertise. The hospital extends its services through satellite clinics in Dubai Media City, Al Barsha, Al Khawaneej, Jumeirah, Mira, Dubai Hills, and Nad Al Sheba, providing consistent quality care within the community. It is also the first Middle East member of the prestigious Mayo Clinic Care Network, supporting collaboration on complex medical cases and clinical best practices.
This is a full-time, on-site Consultant Pediatric Pulmonology role based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The consultant will provide comprehensive respiratory care to pediatric patients, including clinical assessment, diagnostics, treatment planning, and ongoing management of both acute and chronic pulmonary conditions. Daily responsibilities include conducting outpatient clinics, supervising inpatient care, performing and interpreting relevant pulmonary investigations, and responding to emergency respiratory cases as needed. The role involves close collaboration with multidisciplinary teams and other specialists, participation in case discussions, and contribution to clinical pathways and quality improvement initiatives. The consultant is also expected to engage in teaching and training activities for medical staff and to maintain up-to-date knowledge of evidence-based pediatric pulmonology practices.