A Report by 1NURSE.COM PTE LTD, Mar 2021

An Overview of Nursing in UAE:

1. The UAE – need to know

2. The Demographics and Type of Nurses

3. How to be a Registered Nurse in The UAE

4. Salary Range

5. Working Conditions

6. Process of Licensing Procedure

7. The Licensure Examination

8. The Hospitals in UAE

Section A: The UAE – need to know

The UAE is composed of 7 emirates: 

1. Abu Dhabi
2. Ajman
3. Dubai
4. Fujairah
5. Ras Al Khaimah
6. Sharjah
7. Umm Al Quwain

H. H. Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan is the current President of the UAE. He took this position in 2004. He is also the Ruler of Abu Dhabi.

Nationality: All UAE citizens in the seven emirates carry the unified race of the UAE, which is recognized internationally. The demonym is Emirati.

The official language of the UAE is Arabic. Positioned as a global commercial hub and top tourist destination, English is widely spoken. All road and traffic signs and signs on retail outlets are in Arabic and English.

Religion - Islam is the official religion in the UAE; the practice of other religions is allowed. Besides mosques, the UAE is also home to several churches and temples where worshipers practice their beliefs in an atmosphere of safety, security, and mutual respect.

Location - The UAE is located in Asia. It is situated in the southeastern region of the Asian continent and the eastern part of the Arabian Peninsula. It overlooks the Arabian Gulf on the north and northwest, borders the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the west and south, and the Sultanate of Oman to the southeast.

More than 200 nationalities are living and working in the UAE. The expatriate community outnumbers the population of UAE nationals. Indians form the most prominent foreign community in the UAE, followed by Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, other Asians, Europeans, and Africans.

Time - The UAE is 4 hours ahead of GMT.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has a desert climate, characterized by pleasantly mild winters and sweltering, sunny summers, with the humidity of the Persian Gulf that makes the heat unbearable

HEALTH CARE SYSTEM: The UAE has a comprehensive, government-funded health service and a rapidly developing private health sector that delivers a high standard of health care to the population. To date, health care in the UAE has been funded mainly by the Government.

Section B: The Demographics and Type of Nurses

As per 2017 statistics released by Federal Statistics and Competitive Authority

General Type of Nurses in UAE

HAAD/DOH, DHA, MOHAP Registered Nurse – considered as General Nurse/ Staff Nurse. The following but not limited are the Duties and Responsibilities:

• Perform routine procedures (blood pressure measurements, administering injections, etc.) and fill in patients' charts

• Monitor patient's condition and assess their needs to provide the best possible care and advice

• Observe and interpret patient's symptoms and communicate them to physicians

• Collaborate with physicians and nurses to devise individualized care plans for patients

• Adjust and administer patient's medication and provide treatments according to physician's orders

• Inspect the facilities and act to maintain excellent hygiene and safety (decontaminating equipment, sanitizing surfaces, preparing beds, etc.)

• Provide instant medical care in emergencies

Critical Care Nurse/ ICU Nurse  – a Registered Nurse who provides care to acutely and critically ill patients in a highly technical and ongoing monitoring environment. These patients are facing life-threatening problems with varying needs, which require extensive medication protocols and therapies.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• An ICU nurse is responsible for closely observing patients, noting specific procedures and prescribed medication for each case; assisting doctors in providing physical assessments and administering treatments; monitoring vital signs, and ensuring the proper functions of feeding tubes, ventilators, catheters, and other life support equipment; 

• They attend to the patient's overall needs, such as feeding, bathing and grooming, dressing replacement, medication intake, and comfort. 

• An ICU nurse works efficiently with other practical nurses and nursing assistants in the ICU ward and can provide clear directions and guidance for procedures and routines. 

• The nurse should also provide support and education to the patient's family, answer questions, and give vital instructions on how to care for the patient.

• An ICU must be able to handle critical and highly stressful situations with efficiency and composure. They must react decisively and intelligently in emergencies, perform and assist in medical procedures with accuracy, expertly operate life support machines and other medical types of equipment, and carefully look after patients with severe medical conditions.

Pediatric Nurse – A registered  Pediatric Nurse provides health and medical care for infants, children, and adolescents. The Pediatric Nurse can talk to children and ask questions about their health, especially when children are scared and cannot communicate their problems.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Assessing a child's needs and providing initial care.

• Identifies changes in a child's signs and symptoms and intervenes in emergencies

• Participates in activities to manage a child's pain levels

• Serves as a child advocate

• Administers medication using age-appropriate guidelines

• Involves the child and family in the care plan and determines the child's needs based on a careful analysis of symptoms concerning their growth and development

• Explains to parents and families how to take care of their children and protect their health,  advising them on how to design their home for conditions such as paralysis and juvenile diabetes

Mental Health Nurse – Registered Mental health nurses work as part of a professional and medical staff team that includes doctors, social workers, therapists, and psychiatrists. They work in a range of settings, including hospitals and people's homes. They support people with issues ranging from anxiety and depression to personality and eating disorders.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Building relationships with, reassuring, and listening to, and talking to patients

• Assessing and planning nursing care requirements

• Reviewing care plans and monitoring progress

• Arrange support for patients, relatives, and carers

• Collaboration with doctors, social workers, and other professionals

• Encourage  patients to take part in therapeutic activities such as art and role play

Community Health Nurse – The community nurse acts as a teacher and counselor primarily but also plays a vital role in preventing widespread illness and disease in the community she serves

Duties & Responsibilities

• Provide direct care, educate individuals or the public, advocate for health improvements, and perform research in community health. She might also lead or collaborate with other health care professionals, organizations, political figures, and community members to promote health for her community.

• Planning and delivering a community health program, taking into account the physical, social, spiritual, mental, and environmental factors that influence each individual, family, and community

• Delivering an immunization program in accordance to Healthcare Immunization Policy and Procedure

• Ensures to maintain an infectious disease reporting program

Homecare Nurse -  Homecare aims to make it possible for people to remain at home rather than use residential, long-term, or institutional-based nursing care. Home care providers render services in the patients' own homes. These services may include some combination of professional health care services and life assistance services. 
Home Care Nurses provide care to patients in their homes under the guidance of a physician

Duties & responsibilities

• Monitoring of vital signs during home care; blood pressure, heart rate, temperature and oximeter statistics

• Monitoring of blood glucose levels and providing teaching and support for client and family

• Preparation and administration of medications

• Medication monitoring and support for clients with acute or chronic health conditions

• Wound assessment and dressing changes

• Monitor and care of catheters and ostomy

• Supervision/health teaching and support for family and caregivers on regular basis;

• Ability to assess mental status

• Report concerns and changes in clients health to the care charge nurse (supervisor) other health care professional

School Nurse - School nurses work to promote a healthy school environment. Beyond promoting health and safety for students within the school facility during the school day, they also encourage students to maintain healthy habits and behaviors when they are not in school. These nursing professionals are also responsible for identifying both actual and potential health problems, providing case management services, and collaborating with educators, school officials, students, and families to ensure students respond positively to their environment and develop normally.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Provide healthcare to students and staff

• Perform health screenings

• Coordinate referrals to private healthcare providers

• Serve as liaisons between school personnel, family, and community healthcare providers to ensure a healthy school environment

• Developing plans for student care based on assessment, interventions, and identification of outcomes, and the evaluation of care

• Monitoring immunizations, managing infectious diseases, and assessing the school environment to prevent injury and ensure safety

Dental Nurse – Dental nurses are healthcare workers whose primary role is to help dentists carry out different kinds of oral-care procedures.

Duties & Responsibilities

• They are preparing instruments to be used during treatment procedures, recording medical information, and ensuring that patients are comfortable.

• They also help while working in general practice to carry out administrative duties such as answering phones, booking appointments, taking payments, meeting with patients, reassuring them, and handling paperwork.

Aesthetic Nurse – Known as a cosmetic nurse. Focuses primarily on cosmetic and dermatologic procedures

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Cosmetic Nurses assist physicians with various surgical procedures, including breast augmentation, liposuction, rhinoplasty, and abdominoplasty.

• Responsible for performing or assisting with less invasive cosmetic procedures such as Botox, dermal fillers, laser hair removal, collagen replacement therapy, and chemical peels.

• Assessing skin aging or other skin-related health problems

• Administering Botox injections, chemical peels, dermal fillers, and other non-invasive cosmetic procedures

• Performing pre and postoperative care

• Researching to stay up-to-date on new techniques and protocols

• Consulting with, screening, and scheduling patients

• Assisting the Physician or Surgeon during various cosmetic surgeries and procedures

• Preparing and sterilizing instruments and operating rooms

Theatre Nurse - are nurses whose primary focus is on operations and surgeries. Theatre nurses play multiple roles before, during, and even after the procedure.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Assess patients before surgery (e.g., NPO status) and alleviate their concerns

• Gather all supplies needed for the operation

• Assume responsibility of keeping the operating room sterilized

• Position and prepare patient on the operating table

• Pass medical instruments or other objects to the surgeon during the operation

• Monitor patient's vital signs to detect anomalies

• Evaluate patient in postoperative phases

• Adhere to safety standards and precautions

• Assume duties within or out of the sterile field as assigned

Dialysis Nurse - Dialysis nurses or renal dialysis nurses work in the nephrology department of the hospital. They provide personal care and help to the patients who undergo hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis. The treatment of dialysis is given to patients whose kidneys are not functioning correctly and require immediate treatment. Dialysis is carried out in most severe cases of kidney functioning disorders.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• They discuss general signs and symptoms associated with dialysis to make patients aware of them beforehand

• They monitor the patients' progress post-treatment visiting their home and conducting specific tests

• They document these reports and hand them to the concerned doctors

• They assist the patients in taking the prescribed medications and make sure that the patients are following all the instructions given by the doctors

• They guide the patients in disease management whenever necessary and schedules a periodic meeting with the doctors for postoperative checkups

• Dialysis nurses arrange settings required in the operation theatre for the kidney dialysis of the patients

• They make sure that the doctor is provided with all the necessary types of equipment at the time of the dialysis process

• They assist the entire dialysis process and answer queries and concerns of the patients

Section C: How to be a Registered Nurse in The UAE

Professional Qualification Requirement (PQR)

• The Unified Healthcare Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR) is a standardized Licensing document developed by UAE Health Authorities

• According to the geographical jurisdiction, UAE Health Authorities – The Regulatory Authorities within the United Arab Emirates, Ministry of Health and Prevention  (MOHAP), Department of Health -Abu Dhabi, and Dubai Health Authority (DHA).

• PQR represents a milestone towards fulfilling the UAE strategic objectives to improve healthcare service provision across the country.

• Provides a base for the Authorities to assess the documents submitted by applicants within their geographical jurisdiction to ensure safe and competent delivery of services.

• It emphasizes educational standards, experience, and licensure requirements for healthcare professionals to be licensed to practice safely in the UAE, follow the UAE federal laws, and benchmark international best practices.

Requirements and Considerations: Nurses Licensure Requirements

• Nurses applying for licensure must fulfill the following requirements:

• Must be graduates from National and International recognized Nursing college/University.

• Qualifications acquired through honorary nature, correspondence, or distance learning are not counted towards the PQR requirements.

• Required Bachelor degree must be a minimum of three (3) years full-time course duration.

• The duration and content of study, and the presence of clinical practice/ practical training.

• Applicants must hold a valid License/ Registration to practice in their home country and country of last employment (Where applicable).

• Assistant Nurses and Assistant Midwives cannot work independently and shall work under a registered nurse or midwife.

• All Nurses must hold a minimum of current Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification or others according to the scope of practice.

• The academic transcript must be submitted for credentialing purposes in which determination of disciplines shall be applied.

Qualification and Experience Requirements for Nursing Licensure

* The Nurse Practitioner will be licensed only by the Department of Health -Abu Dhabi.

Section D: Salary Range

Most of the time,  Registered Nurses (RN) work for hospitals or medical clinics. They may also work for other organizations, such as outpatient facilities, rehabilitation centers, home care, etc. Their main job is to promote wellness and health.

An entry-level Registered Nurse (RN) with less than 1-year experience an expect to earn an average total compensation of AED 48,000 (based on six salaries)

• 48,000 dirhams /12 months = 4,000 AED

An early career Registered nurse with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation of AED 58,000 (based on 142 salaries)

• 58,000 dirhams / 12 months = 4,800 AED

A mid-career Registered Nurse with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of AED 64,683 (based on 152 salaries)

• 64,683 dirhams /12 months = 5,390.25 AED

An experienced Registered Nurse with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of 73,579 (based on 61 salarieS)

• 73,579 dirhams / 12 months = 6,131.58 AED

In their late-career (20 years and higher), employees earn an average total compensation of AED 66,000

• 66,000 dirhams/12 months = 5,500 AED

(https://www.payscale.com/research/AE/Job=Registered_Nurse_(RN)/Salary/d65819cc/Entry-Level-Dubai)

Section E: Working Conditions

Working hours

Working hours vary per institution. Government employees (nurses) work 40 to 48 hours per week, and exceeding hours will be counted as overtime. While in private institutions, maximum working hours may reach 60 hours/ week, and exceeding hours will be counted as paid overtime.

Sample working hours (duties)

• 8 hours/ shift 

• 12 hours/shift

• 24 hours/ shift

• Split shift 4 hours in the morning and 4 hours in the evening  (for those who are working in clinics)

NOTE: due to nurse shortage, nurses' schedules are subject to change when needed.

Benefits included in the contract

• Housing Allowance

• Transportation allowance (going to work or patient home)

• Health insurance

• Malpractice insurance

• Paid annual leave (30 days)

• Airfare ticket (annually or per contract – depends on the employer)

Section F: Process of Licensing Procedure

The primary stage in registration for the DOH, DHA, MOHAP  exam is to determine whether your professional qualification is up to the standard required by the Health Authority. This process is known as Professional Qualification Requirement (PQR) Assessment.

What is DataFlow?

Dataflow is the system contracted by HAAD to provide the e-licensing system, and they will send you a username & password via the email registered in the initial application.

Dataflow is the system contracted by The Health Authority to provide the e-licensing system. They will send you a username & password via the email registered in the initial application. The DataFlow process or the Primary Source Verification (PSV)  application phase is a highly reliable background screening procedure used to verify the candidate's personal or professional credentials directly from its original issuing source. The DataFlow requirements vary depending on the candidate's profession and the licensing Authorities (DOH, DHA, & MOHAP). Therefore, please make sure to the information you will be provided in your application is correct. Any discrepancy may raise a red flag.

Two  DataFlow status results may show on a candidates' Dataflow report: either a POSITIVE result or a NEGATIVE result. Each candidate who sent his/her documents for the verification process will be given a dedicated HAAD DataFlow login details as their reference.

If you want to be certified in Abu Dhabi UAE, then follow these steps:

Download the applicant kit "Dataflow Verification Process."

1. Verification requires 25 calendar days depending on the accuracy of the information and clarity of the documents

• NOTE:

• Only a passport copy is accepted for identification

• Make sure you apply for the Dataflow verification process before the evaluation phase of the DOH- Abu Dhabi registration process

• Accuracy of the provided information is essential to avoid any delay and termination of your application

• Be sure you will provide clear scanned copies of the following documents:

  • Application Documents – the signed Letter of Authorization

  • Personal Documents 

    • Valid Passport

    • Name Change Certificate if applicable

    • Marriage certificate

    • An affidavit or any Legal documents

  • Academic Documents

    • Degree Certificate – a copy of the original and translated certificates. 

  • Experience Documents 

    • Certificate of Experience from Previous Employers Issued by HR/Admin

    • Medical/ Nursing License (Front & Back)

  • Additional Documents

    • Good Standing certificate from last home country's licensing authority. GSC issued from the previous employer

    • Health License (Renewal Document, If Applicable)

2. Specifications

• Nurses

  • 1 Educational Qualification Primary relevant qualification

  • Last 2 Years of Experience Limited to a maximum of 3 employers

  • 1 Health License Most recent health license issued by the country's regulatory body

  • 1 Good Standing Certificate Issued by health regulator in the country of most recent experience or from employers in the past five years

3. How to Apply

• "It is important that you provide accurate information and documents. Failing to do so will delay your processing and terminate your application."

1.Log-in & sign up: Go to : https://www.dfdoh.com/ and log in If you are not already registered, please sign up.
2. Application Type and Sponsorship Information: Fill out Application Type and Sponsorship Information.
3. Personal Details: Fill out personal details.
4. Education Details: Fill out education details as per DoH – Abu Dhabi requirements.
5. Health License Details: Fill out Certificate of Good Standing and Health License details.
6. Employment Details: Fill out employment details.
7. Letter of Authorization: Print, sign and upload Letter of Authorization, and complete remaining information.
8. CID/Staff Data Form: Print, complete and upload Staff Data Form (CID Form)
9. Review Application: Review your information and confirm by clicking ‘Next’
10. Application Submission: Choose preferred payment method By clicking the checkbox, you will not be able to make any additional edits on your application

4. Requirements:

• Nurses

  • 1 Educational Qualification 

  • Last 2 Years of Experience - Maximum 3 employers 

  • 1 Health License 

  • 1 Good Standing Certificate

• Data and Report Re-issuance

  • Re-issuing applicant data and report that the DoH has previously verified – Abu Dhabi or any other health authority

5. Track Your Application

• Visit  www.dataflowstatus.com 

6. Appeal Process

• In cases of 'Negative' or 'Unable to Verify' applications, please visit http://www.dataflowgroup.com/support 

7. FAQs

• http://www.dataflowgroup.com/DohFAQ

8. Contact Details

• Visit http://www.dataflowgroup.com/support

If you want to be certified in Dubai UAE, then follow these steps:

Primary Source Verification Dubai Health Authority (DHA) - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

'A Step By Step Guide for Completing Your Application'

Step One

• Visit the DHA official website at www.dha.gov.ae

Step Two

• Click on the ‘Issuing a new license for a professional’ option

Step Three

• Read the service description, then click on the ‘Access to the service’ button to proceed

Step Four

• Under the User Guides section, click ‘Sheryan’ and carefully review the DHA instructions.

Step Five

• For first-time registration, select the ‘Register with us’ button
• Complete the online application form
•  Settle the DHA fee
• Click the ‘Submit’ tab

Step Six

• Upon submitting your application, it will be reviewed by the DHA Health Regulation Department - which may take up to 5 working days
• Once approved, your application will be forwarded to the DataFlow Group for the initiation of the Primary Source Verification process
• Within 48 hours, you will receive an email from the DataFlow Group with details regarding the required fees
• Click on the link in the DataFlow Group email to settle your payment

*Note: Within 48 hours from the date of payment, the DataFlow Group will forward your application to the DHA Health Regulation Department and initiate the verification process

**Note: Upon completion of the verification process, the DataFlow Group will update the DHA with the result of the Primary Source Verification

Application Status:

To track the status of your application, visit www.dataflowstatus.com 

Appeal Process:

• With regards to applications marked as 'Negative' or 'Unable to Verify' - contact the DataFlow Group support team at https://corp.dataflowgroup.com/faq.html

• The DataFlow Group will advise on the steps to follow or documents to provide to proceed with the re-verification process

• You may request DataFlow Group re-verification only once

• The DataFlow Group will contact you regarding the latest result, as well as update the DHA on the matter

If you want to be certified in Ajman, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah, and  Umm, Al Quwain. UAE, then follow these steps:

Primary Source Verification  Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) - United Arab  Emirates (UAE)

How to Apply

'A Step By Step Guide for Completing Your Application’

Step One
• Click on the below link to begin your application www.smartforms.moh.gov.ae/run/runtime/form/servicelaunchform 

Step Two
• Register New Username and Password

Step Three
• Activate the Username via the activation link

Step Four
• Access the Eservices page

Step Five
• Select the evaluation system

Step Six
• Fill in the required information

Step Seven
• Scan and upload the required documents

Step Eight
• Complete the listed procedures

Step Nine
• Proceed to the Epayment page

Step Ten
• Settle the payment

Section G: The Licensure Examination

• Take your DOH exam conveniently from home through OnVUE online proctoring. A live proctor will monitor you through the webcam on your workstation to provide a secure exam experience.

• Abu Dhabi Department of Health (DOH) OnVUE exam information // Pearson VUE

• The DOH, DHA, MOHAP -RN Exam comprises 150 multiple choice questions that must be completed within 3 hours. The questions are prepared to upgrade a nurse's fundamental knowledge about the nursing profession. 

Below are the sample questions.

Pain management for terminally ill patients is most effective when analgesics are given:
A. Around the clock
B. Only when needed
C. After non-pharmacological methods fail
D. As the patient requests them

The nurse knows that the most significant risk for a patient with a ruptured ectopic pregnancy is:
A. Hemorrhage leading to hypovolemic shock
B. Strictures and scarring of the fallopian tube
C. Adhesions and scarring from blood in the abdomen
D. Infertility resulting from treatment with a salpingectomy

A 3-month-old infant is admitted with a diagnosis of Ventricular Septal Defect (VSD). The physical assessment for this infant would reveal:
A. High pitched cry
B. Harsh heart murmur
C. Bradycardia
D. Hypertension

Salem has Alzheimer's disease. He is agitated and repeatedly asks to go home. The most appropriate nursing intervention for him is to:
A. Isolate him in a single room
B. Find activities to keep him occupied
C. Ask the physician to discharge him
D. Administer a minor tranquilizer

During the initial pain assessment process, the nurse should:
A. Perform pain relief measures
B. Teach the patient about pain therapies
C. Conduct a comprehensive pain assessment
D. Provide appropriate treatment and evaluate its effect

Section H: The Hospitals in UAE

To provide better healthcare services and ease access to health facilities, the UAE has opened healthcare cities. These are complexes having clinics of various specialties. Presently, there are three healthcare cities in the UAE.

• Sheikh Khalifa Medical City

• Dubai Healthcare City

• Sharjah Healthcare City

Hospitals in Abu Dhabi

• Cambridge Medical & Rehabilitation Center Abu Dhabi

• HealthPlus Diabetes & Endocrinology Center

• Seha Emirates Hospital

• Danat Al Emarat Hospital for Women and Children 

• NMC Speciality Hospital Abu Dhabi

• Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi

• NMC General Clinic

• Ahalia Hospital Abu Dhabi 

• LLH Hospital 

• Medeor 24x7 Hospital

• Mafraq Hospital 

• Burjeel Hospital 

• NMC Royal Women's Hospital

• Amana Healthcare Medical and Rehabilitation Hospital

• Corniche Hospital 

• Mediclinic Al Noor Hospital

• Abeer Group: Al Raha Hospital

• Burjeel Medical City 

• Dental NMC Hospital Sama Tower

• Mediclinic Khalifa City

Dubai

• Ultralasik Eye Center F.Z L.L.C

• Priory Wellbeing Center Dubai

• King's College Hospital Dubai

• Emirates Hospital

• Medeor 24x7 Hospital, Dubai

• Gargash Hospital Dubai

• Canadian Specialist Hospital 

• American Hospital Dubai - Dubai Media City Clinic

• Mediclinic City Hospital North Wing

• Dubai London Clinic and Speciality Hospital

• Al Kuwait Hospital 

• Aster Cedars Hospital, Jebel Ali

• Thumbay Hospital Dubai

• Emirates Specialty Hospital 

• NMC Royal Hospital, DIP

• Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib Hospital in Dubai

• Aster Hispital Mankhool

• Prime Healthcare Group 

• Cancer Care Specialities Dubai

AJMAN

• Jabal Sina Medical Center L.L.C

• Thumaby Univeristy Hospital

• Ajman Specialty Hospita;

• Amina Hospital 

• Thumaby Hospital

• Saudi German Hospital Ajman

• Thumaby Hospital Al Jurf Ajman

• Ajman Medical Center

• Sheikh Khalifa Medical City Ajman

• Jameela CLinic

• NMC Medical Center Ajman 

• Ajman Preventive Medicine

• Ajman University Dental Hospital

SHARJAH 

• New Hope Medical Center

• Zulekha Hospital Sharjah

• Medcare Hospital Sharjah

• Al Zahra Hospital Sharjah

• Burjeel Specialty Hospital, Sharjah

• Thumbay Hospital Daycare, University 

• Thumaby Hospital Daycare, Rolla

• University Hospital Sharjah

• Al Qassimi Hospital;

• Sharjah Corniche Hospital 

• Aster hospital sharjah

• Central Private Hospital

• Royal Hospital

• Oriana Hospital

• NMC Medical Centre Rolla

• Al Saha Al Shifa Hospital, Rolla

• AL RABEE CLINIC

FUJAIRAH 

• Thumbay Hospital

• Emirates Hospital Clinic

• Al Sharq Hospital

• NMC Hospital

• Sheikh Khalifa Central Hospital

• Al Ahalia Medical Center

• Accident and Emergency department, Fujairah Hospital

• Fujairah International Medical center

• Madina Medical Center

• ADCO Clinic Fujairah

• Aster Clinic, Fujairah

• Makkah Medical centre

• al reef dental clinic

• Emirates Medical Centre

• Fujairah Port Medical Centre

Happy job hunting!

References:

• https://u.ae/en/about-the-uae/fact-sheet

• Abu Dhabi Department of Health (DOH) OnVUE exam information // Pearson VUE 

• Ministry of Health and Prevention – Dataflow Group; Microsoft Word - MOHAP UAE- Nurses - How to Apply.docx (amazonaws.com) 

• Dubai Health Authority – Dataflow Group; DHA_-_How_To_Apply.pdf (dataflowgroup.com)

• Department of Health – Abu Dhabi – Dataflow Group; 20191125 Applicant Kit - DOH (dataflowgroup.com) 

• (https://www.payscale.com/research/AE/Job=Registered_Nurse_(RN)/Salary/d65819cc/Entry-Level-Dubai )