Nursing Duty Manager — Shift Lead, Patient Care

Mediclinic Middle East; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 279,000 - 446,000; Full time

Job summary

Mediclinic Middle East requires an experienced nurse leader to coordinate and manage clinical and non-clinical resources for safe patient care at the Airport Road Hospital in Abu Dhabi.

The role demands 3–5 years of senior nursing experience, leadership of multidisciplinary teams, and strong knowledge of regulatory standards, with a focus on emergencies and quality governance. English communication is essential, and deployment supports staff development.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Nursing from a recognised Nursing Institute.
• Master of Science in Nursing or related Healthcare field preferred.
• 3–5 years’ senior nursing experience, preferably in a private hospital.
• Experience as Duty Manager/Shift In Charge/Nursing Supervisor in a hospital setting.

Responsibilities

• Provide managerial and leadership guidance to multidisciplinary team to ensure quality and safe patient care during shift.
• Activate, co-ordinate and manage all clinical or non-clinical emergencies.
• Provide operational guidance in the absence of Unit Manager or Head of Department.
• Achieve clinical quality according to set policies and procedures.
• Ensure positive patient experiences by developing employees and creating an engaging environment.

Skills

Nursing scope of practice

Patient care across disciplines

Regulatory knowledge

MS Office proficiency

Emergency/acute care

Financial management

Quality governance

Risk management

Clinical equipment use

Verbal and written English

Education

Bachelor of Nursing

Master of Science in Nursing or related Healthcare field

Job description

Mediclinic Middle East requires an experienced nurse leader to coordinate and manage clinical and non-clinical resources for safe patient care at the Airport Road Hospital in Abu Dhabi.

The role demands 3–5 years of senior nursing experience, leadership of multidisciplinary teams, and strong knowledge of regulatory standards, with a focus on emergencies and quality governance. English communication is essential, and deployment supports staff development.