• Carry out immediate evaluation and management of patients that are brought in for treatment.
• Assess patients that enters the Assessment room immediately and oversee patients recovery
• Assesses a patient's condition to determine the severity of the problem.
• Physicians speak with patients to elicit their medical history and learn the details of a patient's ailments.
• Develop effective patient care plans.
• Refers patients to the appropriate specialist/ consultant
• Ensure that the patient is stable before transferring them to the proper department for further evaluation.
• Coordinate with different department staffs to ensure patients receive the necessary treatment.
• Work simultaneously with staff from the Assessment room and compliant facility
• Respond to all forms of critical care calls with immediate effect
• Provide instructions for discharge and complete necessary paperwork for patients
• Appropriately make use of other available personnel whether professional or not so as to be able to immediately stabilize the patient in a situation where there are multiple emergency cases
• They perform physical examinations to diagnose and treat patients.
• Refer patients to a specialist, such as a surgeon, as necessary.
• Often works as part of a team of specialists, nurses, nursing assistants and aides who each perform a defined role when a patient comes to the Assessment room.
• Often leads the team and provides instructions and direction to other team members regarding the specific actions to take with a patient.
• Taking whatever steps are necessary to stabilize the patient for transport to another area of the hospital or transport to another hospital.
• Responsible must evaluate a wide variety of ailments, sometimes with little to no information
• Keep patients informed about their conditions and treatment. They also speak with a patient's family to update them on a patient's diagnosis and prognosis.
• Refer patients to another doctor for ongoing care once they've completed their diagnosis and administered initial treatment
• Analyze the medical history and records of the patients and plan the best procedure for treatment, taking in to account the allergies and medical condition of the patient.
• Prescribes or administers medication, therapy, and other specialized medical care to treat or prevent illness, disease, or injury.
• Interacts with patient to gather additional history and information about medical condition
• Explains procedures and discusses test results or prescribed treatments with patient
• Provides specific treatments and/or performs operations to treat patient medical conditions
• Responsible to carry out necessary duties to ensure the best and most cost-effective treatment of patients.
• To contribute to the development of Clinical Quality Standards.
• Participate in the in-service education programme and comply with mandatory training requirements, inclusive of CPR, Health & Safety Training and Fire Safety.

• Carry out immediate evaluation and management of patients that are brought in for treatment.
• Assess patients that enters the Assessment room immediately and oversee patients recovery
• Assesses a patient's condition to determine the severity of the problem.
• Physicians speak with patients to elicit their medical history and learn the details of a patient's ailments.
• Develop effective patient care plans.
• Refers patients to the appropriate specialist/ consultant
• Ensure that the patient is stable before transferring them to the proper department for further evaluation.
• Coordinate with different department staffs to ensure patients receive the necessary treatment.
• Work simultaneously with staff from the Assessment room and compliant facility
• Respond to all forms of critical care calls with immediate effect
• Provide instructions for discharge and complete necessary paperwork for patients
• Appropriately make use of other available personnel whether professional or not so as to be able to immediately stabilize the patient in a situation where there are multiple emergency cases
• They perform physical examinations to diagnose and treat patients.
• Refer patients to a specialist, such as a surgeon, as necessary.
• Often works as part of a team of specialists, nurses, nursing assistants and aides who each perform a defined role when a patient comes to the Assessment room.
• Often leads the team and provides instructions and direction to other team members regarding the specific actions to take with a patient.
• Taking whatever steps are necessary to stabilize the patient for transport to another area of the hospital or transport to another hospital.
• Responsible must evaluate a wide variety of ailments, sometimes with little to no information
• Keep patients informed about their conditions and treatment. They also speak with a patient's family to update them on a patient's diagnosis and prognosis.
• Refer patients to another doctor for ongoing care once they've completed their diagnosis and administered initial treatment
• Analyze the medical history and records of the patients and plan the best procedure for treatment, taking in to account the allergies and medical condition of the patient.
• Prescribes or administers medication, therapy, and other specialized medical care to treat or prevent illness, disease, or injury.
• Interacts with patient to gather additional history and information about medical condition
• Explains procedures and discusses test results or prescribed treatments with patient
• Provides specific treatments and/or performs operations to treat patient medical conditions
• Responsible to carry out necessary duties to ensure the best and most cost-effective treatment of patients.
• To contribute to the development of Clinical Quality Standards.
• Participate in the in-service education programme and comply with mandatory training requirements, inclusive of CPR, Health & Safety Training and Fire Safety.

At least 3 - 5 years’ post qualification experience at Specialist level (Work experience in Emergency & Urgent Care) preferred
Certification and registration in a speciality recognised by relevant UAE healthcare authority. Active and valid life support certification (e.g. BLS, ACLS, PALS, ATLS, NRP)
Eligibility for relevant healthcare authority registration e.g. Membership from Royal College / Arab Board Certification / MS / DM / MPhil or an equivalent recognised by relevant healthcare authority in UAE