Specialist Physician Pathology Transfusion Medicine

The Specialist Physician contributes to safe, evidence-based clinical services in pathology and transfusion medicine. The post supports the diagnostic and clinical teams by applying specialty knowledge, reviewing relevant findings, maintaining high-quality records and helping ensure that laboratory and transfusion practices meet professional and regulatory standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide specialist clinical input for pathology and transfusion-medicine cases within the approved scope of practice.
• Review relevant diagnostic findings and coordinate with clinical teams to support appropriate interpretation and patient management.
• Support safe transfusion practices, investigation of transfusion-related concerns and adherence to established protocols.
• Participate in clinical referrals, multidisciplinary discussions and appropriate on-call coverage, including rostered out-of-hours duties.
• Document assessments and decisions clearly, and support audits, quality improvement and incident review.
• Assist with the supervision and development of junior medical staff and contribute to teaching activities.
• Keep specialty knowledge current and participate in relevant research, education and professional development.

Requirements and Qualifications

• A recognised medical degree and an accepted postgraduate qualification in the relevant specialty are required.
• Experience requirements depend on the applicable Department of Health specialist tier and professional qualification route.
• A valid DOH licence or eligibility to obtain the required specialist licence is expected.
• Candidates should demonstrate knowledge of laboratory quality, transfusion safety and evidence-based clinical practice.
• Valid professional registration and ongoing continuing medical education are important.

Skills and Professional Expectations

• Careful analytical interpretation and strong attention to patient safety.
• Clear communication with laboratory, nursing and clinical colleagues.
• Reliable documentation and respect for confidentiality.
• Willingness to support quality audits, education and team-based patient care.

The successful candidate should maintain accurate records, communicate clearly and follow relevant safety, confidentiality, quality and professional standards. Teamwork, sound judgement and timely escalation of concerns are important.

Employment Details

This is a full-time opportunity based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Use the application link in this listing to submit your interest. Shift, roster, on-call or site duties depend on the role.