Consultant Pediatric Hematologist - Dubai

Allocation Assist Middle East
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
AED 70,000.00/mo - AED 90,000.00/mo
Posted
Full-time
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Job Description

🎯 Role Overview We are seeking a compassionate and highly skilled Consultant Pediatric Hematologist to join a leading Hospital in Dubai. The ideal candidate will specialize in diagnosing and managing complex blood disorders in children, with a strong commitment to evidence-based care and multidisciplinary collaboration. 🧠 Key Responsibilities - Diagnose and treat pediatric hematologic conditions including: - Anemia, hemophilia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia - Platelet disorders, clotting abnormalities, bone marrow failure syndromes - Develop and implement individualized treatment plans including transfusions, iron chelation, and immunotherapy - Collaborate with pediatric oncologists, pathologists, and geneticists for integrated care - Provide counseling and education to families regarding disease management and long-term care - Participate in tumor boards, clinical audits, and quality improvement initiatives - Contribute to academic teaching, CME programs, and research activities 📋 Qualifications & Experience - Certification: Board-certified in Pediatric Hematology (American Board, UK CCT, or equivalent) - Licensure: DHA eligibility or license required - Experience: Minimum 5 years post-specialization in a tertiary care or academic setting - Proven expertise in managing complex hematologic disorders in children - Strong interpersonal and communication skills with a family-centered approach 💼 Compensation & Benefits - Competitive tax-free salary (AED 70,000–90,000/month depending on experience) - Annual performance bonus - Housing allowance or furnished accommodation - Family medical insurance - CME allowance and paid study leave - Relocation support and visa sponsorship

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