Specialist Allergy & Immunology- Government Hospitals

The Specialist Allergy & Immunology physician is responsible for the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of patients with allergic, immunologic, and related respiratory and systemic conditions.

The physician will provide evidence-based, patient-centered care, perform appropriate allergy investigations and procedures within approved clinical privileges, and work collaboratively with other specialties to ensure comprehensive management of complex allergic and immune-mediated disorders.

Medical degree (MBBS, MBChB, or equivalent) from a recognized institution.

Recognized postgraduate qualification in Allergy & Immunology, Internal Medicine with appropriate subspecialty training, Pediatrics with relevant subspecialty training, or an equivalent recognized specialty.

Relevant fellowship or subspecialty qualification in Allergy & Immunology is preferred.

Qualification must be recognized by the relevant UAE health authority.

Current BLS certification; additional certifications may be required by the healthcare facility.

Competitive tax-free salary, commensurate with qualifications and relevant clinical experience.

Annual performance review and salary progression in accordance with organizational policy.

Comprehensive medical insurance for the employee, with dependent coverage where applicable.

Annual paid leave in accordance with UAE Labor Law and the employment contract.

Annual air ticket or travel allowance, subject to company policy.

Support for relevant conferences, workshops, certifications, and professional training, subject to organizational approval.

End-of-service benefits in accordance with applicable UAE Labor Law.

Relocation assistance for eligible international candidates.

Employment visa and family/dependent visa assistance, subject to company policy and UAE regulations.

Access to modern allergy and immunology diagnostic and treatment facilities.

Opportunities to participate in allergy testing, immunotherapy services, clinical audits, research, and quality improvement initiatives.

Multidisciplinary collaboration with pulmonology, dermatology, ENT, pediatrics, rheumatology, infectious disease, and other relevant specialties.