Consultant Grade
Consultant Gastroenterology in Dubai
129 Consultants on the Register · 90 with a Full-time Licence
What is a Consultant? “Consultant” is the senior licence title for physicians and dentists under the unified UAE Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR), which the Dubai health regulator applies. It needs 2 years of experience after a Tier 1 specialty qualification or 5 years after Tier 2 (1 or 4 years after a sub-specialty qualification), and a Tier 3 qualification cannot lead to the Consultant title. Dubai's medical register lists 129 consultant gastroenterology professionals: 90 with an active full-time licence at a facility and 39 Registered Only, who hold no facility licence and cannot practise in Dubai until a facility activates one.
129
Consultants
90
Full-time licence (FTL)
39
Registered only (REG)
78
Facilities
Consultants vs Specialists in Gastroenterology
129
Consultants
127
Specialists
Dubai's medical register lists 129 consultants and 127 specialists in gastroenterology. The consultant-to-specialist ratio of 1:1.0 reflects the seniority pyramid typical of regulated healthcare systems, where fewer consultants oversee a larger base of specialists.
View all 127 specialist gastroenterology professionals →Top Facilities for Gastroenterology Consultants
| Facility | Gastroenterology Staff | Total Staff |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Rashid Hospital - Dubai Health | 8 | 2,675 |
| 2. Mediclinic City Hospital | 6 | 929 |
| 3. Kings College Hospital London | 6 | 838 |
| 4. Mediclinic Parkview Hospital | 5 | 1,012 |
| 5. Clemenceau Medical Center | 5 | 482 |
All Consultant Gastroenterology Professionals
Showing 100 of 129 consultant-grade gastroenterology 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.