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Al-Futtaim Health is seeking a Specialist Pediatric Ophthalmologist to deliver outpatient eye care for infants, children, and adolescents in Dubai’s HealthHub Clinics. The role emphasizes early diagnosis, management of strabismus, amblyopia, refractive disorders, and continued pediatric vision development within a multidisciplinary team.
Ideal candidates hold DHA/DOH/MOH pediatric ophthalmology licenses, with fellowship preferred, and a proven outpatient practice in pediatric ophthalmology.
Specialist Pediatric Ophthalmologist - Child Eye Care Job Snapshot Role: Specialist Pediatric Ophthalmologist - Child Eye Care Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Industry: Hospital and Health Care Function: Physician Experience: Specialist pediatric ophthalmology experience Job Type: Full-time Position Overview Specialist Pediatric Ophthalmologist - Child Eye Care in Dubai, United Arab Emirates is a Hospital and Health Care opportunity focused on pediatric vision, strabismus, amblyopia, refractive disorders, and long-term visual development. Al-Futtaim is hiring an experienced specialist for HealthHub Clinics to provide outpatient eye care for infants, children, and adolescents while building strong relationships with families and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
Job Details Country: United Arab Emirates City: Dubai Industry: Hospital and Health Care Function: Physician Salary: 35000-50000 Estimated salary range based on similar jobs in the job city; please confirm the final offer with the employer. Gender: Any Candidate Nationality: Any Job Type: Full-time
Role Context The Specialist Pediatric Ophthalmologist will provide dedicated eye care for children across different stages of visual development. The position focuses on early diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing management of pediatric ophthalmic conditions that can affect vision, learning, development, and quality of life. Working within HealthHub Clinics, the specialist will have access to referrals from Paediatrics, Family Medicine, General Practice, Neurology, Endocrinology, Developmental Services, and Allied Health teams. This multidisciplinary environment supports continuity of care and enables the ophthalmologist to develop a strong pediatric practice within an established outpatient network.
This position is suited to an ophthalmologist with specialist expertise in children 's eye health and the communication skills required to work effectively with both young patients and their families.
This opportunity gives a pediatric ophthalmologist the scope to build a dedicated children 's eye care practice within an established Hospital and Health Care network rather than working in an isolated specialty environment. HealthHub Clinics provides access to an existing patient population and internal referral channels from several pediatric and family-focused specialties. This creates strong potential for continuity of care in areas such as squint management, amblyopia, developmental vision, refractive disorders, and long‑term pediatric follow‑up. The role also offers exposure to a modern outpatient setting supported by clinical, nursing, administrative, and multidisciplinary teams. Flexible working models, professional development opportunities, and the continued growth of Al‑Futtaim Health provide a stable environment for a specialist seeking to expand both clinical impact and long‑term career opportunities in Dubai.
Al‑Futtaim is a diversified, privately held regional business headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with operations across automotive, financial services, real estate, retail, and healthcare. Through Al‑Futtaim Health and its HealthHub Clinics network, the group provides multidisciplinary healthcare services supported by modern diagnostics, specialist expertise, digital capabilities, and patient‑centered care. HealthHub Clinics continues to expand access to coordinated outpatient services across Dubai while investing in clinical quality, healthcare professionals, and long‑term patient relationships.