Consultant - Fetal Medicine

Domo Ventures W.L.L.; Riyad Al Khabra; On-site; SAR 200,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare consultancy seeks a Consultant in Fetal Medicine to oversee pregnancy care and diagnose fetal complications in Riyad Al Khabra, Saudi Arabia. Ideal candidates should have a subspecialty in Fetal Medicine, a valid SCFHS license, and 2+ years of relevant experience. This role is essential for ensuring safety for both mother and child during pregnancy.

Qualifications

• Must have a subspecialty in Fetal Medicine.
• 2+ years of experience post-specialty in a relevant hospital.
• Eligible for SCFHS medical licensing.

Responsibilities

• Oversee care for mother and fetus throughout pregnancy.
• Diagnose and treat complications in unborn babies.
• Perform advanced scans and genetic tests.

Skills

Obstetrics & Gynecology expertise

Fetal Medicine subspecialty

Medical licensing

Education

Specialist qualification in Obstetrics & Gynecology

Valid SCFHS License as a Consultant

Job description

About the job Consultant - Fetal Medicine

A prestigious client of Domo Ventures is on the look out for Consultant - Fetal Medicine. Interested candidate please apply

Title:

Location:

• Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Qualifications:

• Specialist qualification in Obstetrics & Gynecology (CCT, CCST, American Board etc)
• Subspecialty in Fetal Medicine
• 2+ Years' Experience post-specialty in a Hospital based in Western Europe, Central America, South Africa, and Australia

Experience:

• 5 to 10 years

License:

• Valid SCFHS License as a Consultant (for Candidates within KSA)
• For candidates applying from outside of KSA - should be eligible to have a medical license as per the SCFHS criteria.
• Hold a valid medical license from your home country

Responsibilities

• Look after the mother and fetus throughout the pregnancy to ensure the utmost safety and best possible results.
• Diagnosis and treatment of complications that may arise in unborn babies.
• Additionally, advanced scans, investigations, and genetic tests, as well as low-risk antenatal care, are to be carried out as part of Fetal Medicine care.