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Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Hospital in the Northern Emirates is seeking a Registered Nurse for the ICU (Trauma Care). You will provide specialized critical care to trauma patients, monitor complex conditions, and deliver evidence-based treatment in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
Requirements include a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing, valid DOH RN license or eligibility, 2–3 years ICU experience in a tertiary hospital, trauma/ICU exposure, and current BLS and ACLS certifications.
M42 delivers comprehensive healthcare services across the full continuum of care; from primary care to advanced specialty treatments. Leveraging cutting-edge health technologies and precision medicine, we ensure the highest standards of effectiveness, efficiency, and patient-centered outcomes. With a global presence spanning more than 480 facilities in 27 countries and a dedicated workforce of over 20,000 professionals, M42 is uniquely positioned to redefine the future of healthcare on a global scale.
Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Hospital is a state-of-the-art hospital serving Northern Emirates. With 200+ beds and JCI accreditation, it delivers world-class, community-focused care. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and the expertise of M42’s renowned network (including Imperial College London Diabetes Centre, Amana Healthcare, Mubadala Health Dubai, and Healthpoint), SSBZH stands at the forefront of medical innovation. The hospital is dedicated to improving health outcomes, facilitating access to quality care and addressing the unique needs of military personnel, their families, and the broader community in the Northern Emirates.
The Registered Nurse - ICU (Trauma Care) is responsible for delivering specialized nursing care to critically ill trauma patients in the Intensive Care Unit. The role involves continuous assessment, monitoring, and management of complex patient conditions, ensuring safe, evidence-based care in accordance with DOH regulations and organizational policies, procedures, and quality standards. The nurse works collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to achieve optimal patient outcomes and support patients and families throughout their critical care journey.