General Practitioner ! Dubai

Job Description

Primary Care and Diagnosis: So, you’ll pretty much be that go-to doc for everyone—kids, grandparents, whoever walks in. You’ll check people over, figure out what’s wrong (or at least make a solid guess), and sort out treatments that actually make sense. And yeah, keeping folks safe and happy matters, even if they’re cranky because you made them wait.

Patient Management and Treatment: Expect to deal with all sorts of messes—coughs, diabetes meltdowns, sudden rashes you hope aren’t contagious. You’ll hand out prescriptions, pull together treatment plans (none of those “one-size-fits-all” routines), and if you like handing out advice about eating broccoli, there’s plenty of that too. Think of yourself as the coach trying to make sure no one falls apart.

Emergency and Acute Care: If someone staggers in bleeding or clutching their chest, guess what—you’re in charge. You’ll need to make decisions fast, sometimes with way less info than you want. Patch ‘em up, calm ‘em down, and, if things get hairy, make sure they get to someone even more specialized, ASAP.

Collaboration with Specialists: You’re not flying solo. Half your day will probably be spent on the phone or in meetings, trying to get hold of a specialist or tracking down someone who understands weird blood results. You’re basically the patient’s advocate in the health system maze—referring, explaining, fighting for their spot in the queue.

Medical Records and Compliance: Paperwork. Tons of it. You’ll need to keep everything—notes, prescriptions, those weird drawings you do during consults—properly documented and under wraps. Oh, and don’t forget about those guidelines from the DHA. They own you now. Stay updated, play by the rules, and when someone wants to audit your files, you’ll thank yourself.

Community Health and Preventive Programs: This is where you put on your “public health hero” cape. Want to talk about vaccines, convince teenagers to stop vaping, or get the uncle with the bad cholesterol to come in for a checkup? Good, because you’ll do a lot of that. The idea’s to get ahead of the illnesses before patients even know they’re a problem. Somehow, you might even get people talking about their salad choices. Miracles happen.

How to Apply:

Hey, if you’re thinking about applying, just swing by our walk-in interview—September 8th, anytime between noon and 7 PM. The place? Al Mamzar Lagoons, Office M07. Not feeling social or busy that day? No worries. Just toss your CV (it better be updated, seriously) to info@nooralmamzar.com, but don’t forget to slap “Application for General Practitioner (GP)” in the subject or it might get lost in the email abyss. Oh, and heads up: if you don’t have a DHA license, you’re out of luck—only licensed folks get a shot. That’s just how it is.

About Us:

Noor Al Mamzar Group? Oh, these folks aren’t messing around when it comes to healthcare in Dubai. They go all-in on putting patients first, not just throwing around empty promises. Their clinics actually feel modern—you know, not like you’ve stepped back into the 90s with ancient furniture and flickering lights. Real professionals, too. I’m talking doctors and nurses who’ve clearly seen it all, and maybe even invented a few new ways to fix you up.

Honestly, I gotta hand it to them for keeping things fresh and honest. They actually seem to care about doing things right. Dubai’s a melting pot, and they roll with that—everyone’s welcome, no fuss, no frills. Integrity, innovation, and doing a proper job—that’s their thing. So, if you’re looking for decent healthcare without any drama, this crew’s probably worth your trust.