Ophthalmology Specialist; Globe rupture repair & diabetic retinopathy management

Ophthalmology Specialist (Globe rupture repair & diabetic retinopathy management) Responsibilities

• Patient Care:
  Conduct comprehensive patient assessments, take medical histories, order and interpret diagnostic tests, and formulate personalized treatment plans for injuries, illnesses, and disorders within the specialty.
• Treatment and Procedures:
  Prescribe and administer appropriate medication, therapy, or other specialized medical care and perform necessary procedures/surgeries related to the specialty.
• Collaboration and Consultation:
  Liaise and consult with other medical specialists, departments, and support services to ensure holistic and integrated patient care.
• Documentation:
  Accurately document all relevant clinical information in a clear and timely fashion in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
• Quality Improvement and Research:
  Actively participate in quality improvement initiatives, clinical audits, and research activities to enhance patient safety and care standards.
• Supervision and
  
  Education:
  
  Provide instruction, guidance, and supervision to junior medical staff, residents, and students.
• Communication:
  Communicate clinical information to patients and their families in a timely and compassionate manner, obtaining informed consent for procedures as required.
• Compliance:
  Adhere to all hospital departmental and divisional policies, procedures, and DOH regulations, including occupational health and safety guidelines and infection control protocols.

• Education:
  
  An MBBS or equivalent degree from a recognized medical school.
• Post‑Graduate Training:
  Completion of a structured clinical residency or fellowship program in the relevant specialization.
• Experience:
  
  A minimum of 2‑3 years of clinical experience post‑specialization, depending on the DOH tier classification qualifications and specific hospital requirements.
• Licensing:
  • DOH License: A valid Department of Health (DOH) Abu Dhabi license or an eligibility letter to practice in Abu Dhabi is highly preferred.
  • Valid Registration:
    Must provide evidence of a current, valid license from the country of last or current practice.
  • Good Standing: A current Certificate of Good from the relevant licensing authority.
  • Examinations:
    Successful completion of the DOH licensing exam (may involve an oral assessment depending on the specialty).
• Skills:
  
  Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, problem‑solving skills, and a commitment to continuous medical education (CME/CPD).
• Language:
  Fluency in English and Arabic is required, and competence in other languages is often a distinct asset.

Mid‑Senior level

Full‑time

Other

Hospitals and Health Care