Specialist - Critical Care Medicine

Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital Dubai is seeking a highly skilled and dedicated Specialist in Critical Care Medicine. You will manage critically ill patients in our state-of-the-art Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The role requires advanced clinical expertise, rapid decision-making skills, and a compassionate approach to patient care. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver evidence-based treatment and ensure the highest standards of patient safety. Key Responsibilities - Diagnose and treat patients with life-threatening conditions. - Manage advanced life support systems and mechanical ventilation. - Perform invasive procedures including central lines and intubations. - Lead the ICU multidisciplinary rounds and care planning. - Coordinate care with surgical, medical, and diagnostic specialties. - Respond immediately to hospital codes and medical emergencies. - Maintain accurate, real-time electronic medical records (EMR). - Participate in quality improvement and clinical audit programs. - Educate and support residents, nurses, and allied health staff. - Communicate prognosis and treatment plans clearly to families. Requirements: Required Qualifications and Experience - MD, MBBS, or equivalent recognized medical degree. - Completion of a recognized Higher Residency in Critical Care. - Minimum of 4 years of experience post-residency certification. - Valid DHA License or DHA Eligibility Letter as a Critical Care Specialist. - Active ACLS, BLS, and PALS certifications. Skills and Competencies - Expertise in hemodynamic monitoring and organ support therapies. - Strong leadership capabilities under high-pressure clinical scenarios. - Exceptional communication skills for patient and family interactions. - Proficiency in medical software and clinical documentation.

Diagnose and treat patients with life-threatening conditions. Manage advanced life support systems and mechanical ventilation. Perform invasive procedures including central lines and intubations. Lead the ICU multidisciplinary rounds and care planning. Coordinate care with surgical, medical, and diagnostic specialties. Respond immediately to hospital codes and medical emergencies. Maintain accurate, real-time electronic medical records (EMR). Participate in quality improvement and clinical audit programs. Educate and support residents, nurses, and allied health staff. Communicate prognosis and treatment plans clearly to families.