Specialist Pediatric Neurologist - Dubai

About the role

We are looking for an experienced Specialist Pediatric Neurologist to join a leading healthcare organization in Dubai. The role involves delivering comprehensive, evidence‑based neurological care to infants, children and adolescents while adhering to international clinical standards.

Key responsibilities

• Diagnose and manage a wide range of pediatric neurological disorders, including epilepsy, developmental delays, cerebral palsy, neuromuscular disorders, headaches, movement disorders and neurogenetic conditions.
• Conduct thorough neurological assessments and create individualized treatment and long‑term management plans.
• Interpret diagnostic investigations such as EEG, MRI, CT scans and EMG/NCS, and integrate laboratory results into patient care.
• Provide acute and chronic care in both outpatient and inpatient settings.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including pediatricians, neurosurgeons, rehabilitation specialists, psychologists, geneticists and radiologists.
• Educate patients and families about diagnoses, treatment options, prognosis and ongoing care plans.
• Maintain accurate medical records in line with DHA regulations and participate in audits, quality improvement and continuing education.

Required profile

• Medical degree (MBBS/MD) from a recognized institution.
• Completed accredited pediatric residency and fellowship/sub‑specialty training in pediatric neurology.
• Board certification or equivalent specialist qualification recognized by the Dubai Health Authority.
• DHA eligibility letter or valid DHA specialist license.
• Minimum 3–5 years of post‑specialization experience in pediatric neurology.
• Preference for Turkish board‑certified physicians and Turkish language proficiency.

Required skills

• EEG interpretation
• MRI interpretation
• CT scan interpretation
• EMG/NCS interpretation

What we offer

• Competitive tax‑free salary
• Opportunity to work in a tertiary, internationally accredited hospital
• Professional development and multidisciplinary collaboration