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A private family in Jeddah seeks a UK or European‑trained osteopath to join on a permanent basis, working independently in the residence.
The role travels with the family, with hands‑on care continuing abroad; registration, references and training history are vetted. The position offers tax‑free compensation (£79,500–£94,500) and full relocation support, including flights home for long‑term sustainability.
Private Medical Recruitment for the Gulf | UK & European Trained Specialists
Who We Place: Private & Maternity Nurses, Physiotherapists & Osteopaths, Private & Concierge Physicians
A private family in Jeddah is appointing a permanent Osteopath, UK or European-trained, within the residence.
This is a post for someone who works independently and without fuss, as the daily rhythm of the household demands.
The osteopath travels with the family: when they leave Jeddah for Paris, hands‑on care continues without a break, and you decide how it is delivered.
Registration, references and training history are checked by us first, with nothing taken on trust.
The employment relationship is yours and the family's alone, which protects your autonomy as an osteopath.
Requirements
Applicants must be registered osteopaths from the UK or European systems.
We look for 3 years of post‑registration practice at minimum, some of it in manual therapy.
Eligibility rests on UK or European training and a current registration, with no exceptions.
Excellent spoken and written English is expected, as is your written agreement to confidentiality.
Medical Staff Talent introduces and verifies; it does not employ, so the family meets only an osteopath we have vetted.
Your tax‑free compensation sits at £79,500 – £94,500, for a role held with unsupervised responsibility.
Your residence and the cost of the move are covered by the family, with nothing to arrange on your own.
Flights home are provided by the family, which keeps a long‑term osteopath post sustainable.
You sign with the family itself, never with us, and nothing is left to assumption.