26 Pediatrics jobs in the United Arab Emirates

We are seeking a seasoned Pediatrics Nurse Manager to lead our pediatric nursing team in delivering high-quality patient-centered care.

The successful candidate will oversee the delivery of patient care within established institutional policies, procedures, and standards of professional nursing practice.

• Develop and implement effective patient care plans that meet individual needs and ensure high-quality outcomes.
• Coordinate care across disciplines to foster collaborative relationships and efficient teamwork.
• Manage human resources , financial, and other resources to optimize patient care and promote staff development.
• Participate in strategic planning and develop interdisciplinary relationships within the team.
• Ensure adherence to Joint Commission International (JCI) requirements and international standards.
• Model and enforce nursing practice standards and philosophy, promoting evidence-based care.
• Oversee infection control , patient safety, and comfort, considering physical, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of care.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to enhance patient and family education processes.
• Evaluate and report on patient care activities, monitoring progress toward desired outcomes.

• Minimum seven years of nursing experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Minimum three years of managerial experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Knowledge of Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA).
• Strong leadership and management skills.
• Ability to speak and write fluently in English.
• Excellent clinical decision-making and problem-solving abilities.
• Proficient in managing patient care across physical, psychological, and cultural dimensions.
• Ability to oversee infection control, safety, and patient comfort.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate nursing practices to ensure high-quality care.
• Strong communication skills to guide and support staff development.

Pediatrics Nursing Manager

Plans, implements, supervises, and evaluates the delivery of patient-centered care within the established institutional policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of professional nursing practice in the Pediatrics Clinic. Coordinates care across disciplines and manages resources efficiently to ensure optimal patient care.

• Plan, implement, supervise, and evaluate the delivery of patient-centered care within institutional policies and nursing standards.
• Coordinate patient care needs with different disciplines, ensuring collaborative relationships and effective teamwork.
• Manage human, financial, and other resources, while fostering professional development for oneself and subordinates.
• Participate in strategic planning and foster interdisciplinary and collaborative relationships within the team.
• Enforce Joint Commission International (JCI) requirements, including but not limited to International Patient Safety Goals and national and international standards.
• Assist nursing staff in developing clinical decision-making and problem-solving skills through case consultations, clinical demonstrations, case reviews, and bedside rounds.
• Act as a role model for nursing practice standards and philosophy.
• Ensure nursing practice covers the physical, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of care, considering the developmental and maturational needs of pediatric patients.
• Assume responsibility for infection control, patient safety, and comfort.
• Provide input in formulating patient care policies and procedures.
• Oversee collaboration with the multidisciplinary healthcare team for patient care management.
• Evaluate all nursing activities related to patient care and progress toward desired outcomes.
• Direct and guide the nursing team in applying outcomes and evidence-based practices in patient care.
• Promote, oversee, and monitor patient and family education processes.
• Ensure accurate reporting and documentation of all patient care, monitoring compliance and following up with staff to implement practices daily.
• Demonstrate responsibility for meeting JCI mandatory education requirements (e.g., fire safety, infection control).
• Collect and review data to enhance department services, recommending modifications based on Quality Improvement (QI) findings.
• Ensure appropriate staffing and assist in resolving conflict among staff members.
• Conduct and contribute to regular staff meetings and evaluations.
• Coordinate competency-based validation of nursing staff for unit-specific procedures.
• Collaborate with other departments (Human Resources, Clinical Educators, etc.) to develop and coach subordinates toward achieving unit goals and objectives.

• Minimum of seven (7) years of nursing experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Minimum of three (3) years of managerial experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Knowledge of Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA).
• Strong leadership and management skills.

• Ability to speak and write fluently in English.
• Excellent clinical decision-making and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to apply nursing standards and philosophy in practice.
• Proficient in managing patient care across physical, psychological, and cultural dimensions.
• Ability to oversee infection control, safety, and patient comfort.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate nursing practices to ensure high-quality care.
• Strong communication skills to guide and support staff development.
• Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.

Here is the job description for the Pediatrics Nursing Manager position, formatted in a clear and structured text format:

Position: Pediatrics Nursing Manager

Position Purpose:
Plans, implements, supervises, and evaluates the delivery of patient-centered care within the established institutional policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of professional nursing practice in the Pediatrics Clinic. Coordinates care across disciplines and manages resources efficiently to ensure optimal patient care.

Key Responsibilities:

• Plan, implement, supervise, and evaluate the delivery of patient-centered care within institutional policies and nursing standards.
• Coordinate patient care needs with different disciplines, ensuring collaborative relationships and effective teamwork.
• Manage human, financial, and other resources, while fostering professional development for oneself and subordinates.
• Participate in strategic planning and foster interdisciplinary and collaborative relationships within the team.
• Enforce Joint Commission International (JCI) requirements, including but not limited to International Patient Safety Goals and national and international standards.
• Assist nursing staff in developing clinical decision-making and problem-solving skills through case consultations, clinical demonstrations, case reviews, and bedside rounds.
• Act as a role model for nursing practice standards and philosophy.
• Ensure nursing practice covers the physical, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of care, considering the developmental and maturational needs of pediatric patients.
• Assume responsibility for infection control, patient safety, and comfort.
• Provide input in formulating patient care policies and procedures.
• Oversee collaboration with the multidisciplinary healthcare team for patient care management.
• Evaluate all nursing activities related to patient care and progress toward desired outcomes.
• Direct and guide the nursing team in applying outcomes and evidence-based practices in patient care.
• Promote, oversee, and monitor patient and family education processes.
• Ensure accurate reporting and documentation of all patient care, monitoring compliance and following up with staff to implement practices daily.
• Demonstrate responsibility for meeting JCI mandatory education requirements (e.g., fire safety, infection control).
• Collect and review data to enhance department services, recommending modifications based on Quality Improvement (QI) findings.
• Ensure appropriate staffing and assist in resolving conflict among staff members.
• Conduct and contribute to regular staff meetings and evaluations.
• Coordinate competency-based validation of nursing staff for unit-specific procedures.
• Collaborate with other departments (Human Resources, Clinical Educators, etc.) to develop and coach subordinates toward achieving unit goals and objectives.

Professional Experience:

• Minimum of seven (7) years of nursing experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Minimum of three (3) years of managerial experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Knowledge of Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA).
• Strong leadership and management skills.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Ability to speak and write fluently in English.
• Excellent clinical decision-making and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to apply nursing standards and philosophy in practice.
• Proficient in managing patient care across physical, psychological, and cultural dimensions.
• Ability to oversee infection control, safety, and patient comfort.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate nursing practices to ensure high-quality care.
• Strong communication skills to guide and support staff development.
• Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.

Pediatrics Nursing Manager

Plans, implements, supervises, and evaluates the delivery of patient-centered care within the established institutional policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of professional nursing practice in the Pediatrics Clinic. Coordinates care across disciplines and manages resources efficiently to ensure optimal patient care.

• Plan, implement, supervise, and evaluate the delivery of patient-centered care within institutional policies and nursing standards.
• Coordinate patient care needs with different disciplines, ensuring collaborative relationships and effective teamwork.
• Manage human, financial, and other resources, while fostering professional development for oneself and subordinates.
• Participate in strategic planning and foster interdisciplinary and collaborative relationships within the team.
• Enforce Joint Commission International (JCI) requirements, including but not limited to International Patient Safety Goals and national and international standards.
• Assist nursing staff in developing clinical decision-making and problem-solving skills through case consultations, clinical demonstrations, case reviews, and bedside rounds.
• Act as a role model for nursing practice standards and philosophy.
• Ensure nursing practice covers the physical, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of care, considering the developmental and maturational needs of pediatric patients.
• Assume responsibility for infection control, patient safety, and comfort.
• Provide input in formulating patient care policies and procedures.
• Oversee collaboration with the multidisciplinary healthcare team for patient care management.
• Evaluate all nursing activities related to patient care and progress toward desired outcomes.
• Direct and guide the nursing team in applying outcomes and evidence-based practices in patient care.
• Promote, oversee, and monitor patient and family education processes.
• Ensure accurate reporting and documentation of all patient care, monitoring compliance and following up with staff to implement practices daily.
• Demonstrate responsibility for meeting JCI mandatory education requirements (e.g., fire safety, infection control).
• Collect and review data to enhance department services, recommending modifications based on Quality Improvement (QI) findings.
• Ensure appropriate staffing and assist in resolving conflict among staff members.
• Conduct and contribute to regular staff meetings and evaluations.
• Coordinate competency-based validation of nursing staff for unit-specific procedures.
• Collaborate with other departments (Human Resources, Clinical Educators, etc.) to develop and coach subordinates toward achieving unit goals and objectives.

• Minimum of seven (7) years of nursing experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Minimum of three (3) years of managerial experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Knowledge of Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA).
• Strong leadership and management skills.

• Ability to speak and write fluently in English.
• Excellent clinical decision-making and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to apply nursing standards and philosophy in practice.
• Proficient in managing patient care across physical, psychological, and cultural dimensions.
• Ability to oversee infection control, safety, and patient comfort.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate nursing practices to ensure high-quality care.
• Strong communication skills to guide and support staff development.
• Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.

Here is the job description for the Pediatrics Nursing Manager position, formatted in a clear and structured text format:

Position: Pediatrics Nursing Manager

Position Purpose:
Plans, implements, supervises, and evaluates the delivery of patient-centered care within the established institutional policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of professional nursing practice in the Pediatrics Clinic. Coordinates care across disciplines and manages resources efficiently to ensure optimal patient care.

Key Responsibilities:

• Plan, implement, supervise, and evaluate the delivery of patient-centered care within institutional policies and nursing standards.
• Coordinate patient care needs with different disciplines, ensuring collaborative relationships and effective teamwork.
• Manage human, financial, and other resources, while fostering professional development for oneself and subordinates.
• Participate in strategic planning and foster interdisciplinary and collaborative relationships within the team.
• Enforce Joint Commission International (JCI) requirements, including but not limited to International Patient Safety Goals and national and international standards.
• Assist nursing staff in developing clinical decision-making and problem-solving skills through case consultations, clinical demonstrations, case reviews, and bedside rounds.
• Act as a role model for nursing practice standards and philosophy.
• Ensure nursing practice covers the physical, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of care, considering the developmental and maturational needs of pediatric patients.
• Assume responsibility for infection control, patient safety, and comfort.
• Provide input in formulating patient care policies and procedures.
• Oversee collaboration with the multidisciplinary healthcare team for patient care management.
• Evaluate all nursing activities related to patient care and progress toward desired outcomes.
• Direct and guide the nursing team in applying outcomes and evidence-based practices in patient care.
• Promote, oversee, and monitor patient and family education processes.
• Ensure accurate reporting and documentation of all patient care, monitoring compliance and following up with staff to implement practices daily.
• Demonstrate responsibility for meeting JCI mandatory education requirements (e.g., fire safety, infection control).
• Collect and review data to enhance department services, recommending modifications based on Quality Improvement (QI) findings.
• Ensure appropriate staffing and assist in resolving conflict among staff members.
• Conduct and contribute to regular staff meetings and evaluations.
• Coordinate competency-based validation of nursing staff for unit-specific procedures.
• Collaborate with other departments (Human Resources, Clinical Educators, etc.) to develop and coach subordinates toward achieving unit goals and objectives.

Professional Experience:

• Minimum of seven (7) years of nursing experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Minimum of three (3) years of managerial experience in Pediatrics Nursing.
• Knowledge of Joint Commission International Accreditation (JCIA).
• Strong leadership and management skills.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Ability to speak and write fluently in English.
• Excellent clinical decision-making and problem-solving abilities.
• Ability to apply nursing standards and philosophy in practice.
• Proficient in managing patient care across physical, psychological, and cultural dimensions.
• Ability to oversee infection control, safety, and patient comfort.
• Ability to monitor and evaluate nursing practices to ensure high-quality care.
• Strong communication skills to guide and support staff development.
• Ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.

Closing date:
Number of positions: 1
Recruiter name: Larla Anne Brazil Landicho
Reference number: 60090
Workplace Type: Mediclinic City Hospital Dubai United Arab Emirates

Provide and coordinate patient-centric and evidence-based nursing care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse by ensuring compliance with ethical and professional standards set by regulatory authorities and the company.

1. Deliver quality patient care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse in collaboration with the multi-professional team according to set clinical standards and relevant legislation.
2. Ensure patient safety by identifying, preventing, and managing risks in accordance with appropriate MCME risk policies, procedures, and relevant legislation.
3. Take active responsibility for positive patient experiences by creating a conducive environment as guided by nursing leadership.
4. Contribute to a learning environment that builds employee competence.

Essential: Nursing Diploma

Essential: At least two years OPD experience in a hospital setting, including OPD pediatrics experience. UAE experience would be beneficial.

All applicants will be considered with the understanding that preference will be given to the designated groups in accordance with the United Arab Emirates Emiratization Program. If you wish to grow with us, apply now and become a part of the Mediclinic Middle East Family.

Closing date:
Number of positions: 1
Recruiter name: Larla Anne Brazil Landicho
Reference number: 60090
Workplace Type: Mediclinic City Hospital Dubai United Arab Emirates

Provide and coordinate patient-centric and evidence-based nursing care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse by ensuring compliance with ethical and professional standards set by regulatory authorities and the company.

• Deliver quality patient care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse in collaboration with the multi-professional team according to set clinical standards and relevant legislation.
• Ensure patient safety by identifying, preventing, and managing risks in accordance with appropriate MCME risk policies, procedures, and relevant legislation.
• Take active responsibility for positive patient experiences by creating a conducive environment as guided by nursing leadership.
• Contribute to a learning environment that builds employee competence.

Essential: Nursing Diploma

Essential: At least two years OPD experience in a hospital setting, including OPD pediatrics experience. UAE experience would be beneficial.

All applicants will be considered with the understanding that preference will be given to the designated groups in accordance with the United Arab Emirates Emiratization Program. If you wish to grow with us, apply now and become a part of the Mediclinic Middle East Family.