Nuclear Medicine Consultant

International Hospitals Recruitment Inc.; Al-Qassim Province; On-site; SAR 562,429 - 937,382; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tax-free salary

Relocation assistance

Comprehensive healthcare coverage

Job summary

International Hospitals Recruitment Inc. invites applications for a Nuclear Medicine Consultant role at King Abdullah Specialized Hospital in Qassim, Saudi Arabia. Responsibilities include delivering high-quality patient care and providing diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. The candidate must hold a medical degree along with necessary post-qualification certifications, and possess a minimum of three years of relevant experience.

Offering a tax-free salary, relocation assistance, and comprehensive healthcare, this opportunity is ideal for qualified professionals seeking career growth in a world-class facility.

Qualifications

• Minimum Three (3) years post-board certification in USA, Canada, Ireland, UK, Australia, New Zealand and France.
• Minimum Five (5) years post-board certification in Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway, Austria, Netherlands, Greece, and France.

Responsibilities

• Provide high standard patient care in accordance with MNGHA's mission.
• Consult on Nuclear Medicine conditions and perform procedures.
• Supervise clinical performance of subordinates and trainees.

Skills

Patient care

Diagnostic procedures

Therapeutic interventions

Consultation services

Quality improvement

Cultural competency

Education

Basic medical degree from recognized institution

Post-qualification certification

Job description

Join King Abdullah Specialized Hospital in Qassim as a Nuclear Medicine Consultant

Why Join KASH?

• World-Class Facilities – Work in a cutting-edge medical center.
• Career Growth – Access professional development, research opportunities, and mentorship programs.
• Competitive Benefits – Tax-free salary, relocation assistance, and comprehensive healthcare coverage.

If you’re a skilled Nuclear Medicine Consultant looking for a rewarding career in an advanced healthcare setting, apply today!

Summary

Responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of medical diseases and conditions, as well as the provision of medical care in the field of Nuclear Medicine in accordance with the current medical staff bylaws, rules and regulations and the Organization policies and procedures in Saudi Arabia

Education / Qualification Required:

1. Basic medical degree from recognized institution
2. Post-qualification certification
   • Qualification Source from: North America, Western Europe, Australia or New Zealand.
   • USA: The American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS)
   • Canada: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Certificate (FRCPS or CCFP- Nuclear Medicine)
   • UK and Ireland: GMC/CCST Specialist Register – Nuclear Medicine
   • Australia and New Zealand: Fellowship from the Royal College – Nuclear Medicine (FRACP)
   • Western Europe: Equivalent certification to the above

Experience Post-Qualifications:

• Minimum Three (3) years after board / equivalence certification in USA, Canada, Ireland, UK, Australia, New Zealand and France (DES).
• Minimum Five (5) years after board / equivalence certification in Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Norway, Austria, Netherlands, Greece and France (DIS).

License:

• Current and in a Good Standing Medical License to practice in country of residence.

Job Duties and Responsibilities:

• Provide high standard patient care in accordance with the MNGHA mission, vision and values Division of Nuclear Medicine within the Department of Medicine.
• Provide inpatient care for Nuclear Medicine patients admitted to the hospital as the MRP or as covering physician during rest hours, weekends, holidays or vacations, and be responsible when on call.
• Provide care to Nuclear Medicine patients in the ambulatory care facility, as dictated by organizational, Department of Medicine, and Division of Mental Health regulations.
• Provide consultation services to other divisions within the Department of Medicine and other departments during regular working and on-call hours.
• Perform diagnostic and/or therapeutic interventions and procedures with granted privileges based on training, qualifications, experience and skills.
• Participate in on-call coverage according to the rules and regulations of the Division of Mental Health and the Department of Medicine.
• Actively participate in the Quality improvement program of the Division of Mental Health and the Department of Medicine.
• Provide close supervision of the clinical performance of subordinates and serve as a role model for trainees in Nuclear Medicine.
• Serve in divisional, departmental and organizational committees as appointed; participate in scientific research, contribute to department educational activities and postgraduate training programs.
• Adhere to all rules and regulations of the Division of Mental Health, Department of Medicine and organization; familiarize and comply with all APPS and PPS.
• Perform other relevant duties as directed by the Division Head or the Chairman of the Department; comply with professional and ethical standards and Medical Staff By-Laws.
• Show respect to patients, families, colleagues, subordinates and all members of the healthcare team at all times.
• Be culturally competent and religiously sensitive in clinical duties.