Senior Obstetrician - High-Risk & MFM Specialist

Allocation Assist Middle East; Dubai; On-site; AED 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Allocation Assist Middle East seeks an experienced Consultant Obstetrician to lead high-risk pregnancy care in Dubai, UAE. The role emphasizes antenatal surveillance, labor management and complex maternal-fetal decision-making with multidisciplinary support.

The ideal candidate holds Board Certification or Fellowship in Obstetrics, with at least five years of consultant-level experience. Active DOH licensure is expected, and female candidates are preferred for operational needs.

Qualifications

• Recognized medical degree with specialist obstetrics training.
• Board Certification or Fellowship in Obstetrics required.
• Active DOH license or eligibility for license in the UAE expected.

Responsibilities

• Manage normal pregnancies from antenatal assessment through delivery and postnatal follow-up.
• Provide specialist care for high-risk pregnancies and complex obstetric cases.
• Lead delivery management and make timely decisions on progression and intervention.
• Perform cesarean sections within consultant privileges and coordinate emergency obstetric care.
• Collaborate with neonatology, anesthesia and nursing teams for safe maternal and fetal outcomes.
• Document accurately and maintain compliance with healthcare regulations.

Skills

Obstetrics

High-risk obstetrics

Maternal-fetal medicine

Antenatal care

Labor management

Delivery management

Cesarean section

Emergency obstetrics

Multidisciplinary care

Education

Board Certification or Fellowship in Obstetrics

Job description

Allocation Assist Middle East seeks an experienced Consultant Obstetrician to lead high-risk pregnancy care in Dubai, UAE. The role emphasizes antenatal surveillance, labor management and complex maternal-fetal decision-making with multidisciplinary support.

The ideal candidate holds Board Certification or Fellowship in Obstetrics, with at least five years of consultant-level experience. Active DOH licensure is expected, and female candidates are preferred for operational needs.