Specialist Grade
Specialist Emergency Medicine in Dubai
302 Specialists on the Register · 193 with a Full-time Licence
What is a Specialist? In Dubai's regulator licensing system, a “Specialist” is a physician or dentist who has completed advanced specialty training beyond their primary medical degree and holds a recognized postgraduate qualification (e.g., board certification, fellowship, or equivalent). Specialists are qualified to independently diagnose and treat conditions within their field. Dubai's medical register lists 302 specialist emergency medicine professionals: 193 with an active full-time licence at a facility and 109 Registered Only, who hold no facility licence and cannot practise in Dubai until a facility activates one.
302
Specialists
193
Full-time licence (FTL)
109
Registered only (REG)
41
Facilities
Specialists vs Consultants in Emergency Medicine
302
Specialists
119
Consultants
Dubai's medical register lists 302 specialists and 119 consultants in emergency medicine. Consultant is the senior title: it needs 2 years of experience after a Tier 1 specialty qualification or 5 years after Tier 2, and a Tier 3 qualification cannot lead to it.
View all 119 consultant emergency medicine professionals →Top Facilities for Emergency Medicine Specialists
| Facility | Emergency Medicine Staff | Total Staff |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Rashid Hospital - Dubai Health | 76 | 2,675 |
| 2. Mediclinic Parkview Hospital | 24 | 1,012 |
| 3. Al Zahra Pvt. Hospital | 14 | 895 |
| 4. Dubai Hospital - Dubai Health | 14 | 1,638 |
| 5. Mediclinic City Hospital | 12 | 929 |
All Specialist Emergency Medicine Professionals
Showing 100 of 302 specialist-grade emergency medicine professionals, sorted alphabetically.
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Data Source
99,520 healthcare professionals across 5,505 facilities. Register snapshot taken 3 April 2026. Source: Dubai's public Sheryan medical register.
Source: Dubai's public Sheryan medical professional register. This directory is for informational purposes only. Verify professional credentials directly with Dubai's health regulator before making healthcare decisions.