Consultant Radiologists

PRS Medical - ERN Group

Job Description

Excellent Opportunities for Consultant Radiologists in the Middle East – Locum/Permanent
Job Title: Consultant Radiologist – Sub specialist
Locations: Dubai, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
Salary: 30,000 – 50,000 AED's per month Tax Free.

The UME Group delivers an international hospital management service. We currently manage hospitals in the Middle East, including in the United Arab Emirates and Oman, providing a full range of clinical services from primary to tertiary level.
Within the UK, the UME Group has an extensive record of private sector management and of developing innovative schemes in collaboration with local health authorities and hospital trusts.
Our experience as investors, health strategists and planners, alongside our practical knowledge of equipping, commissioning and healthcare management gives us a unique skill set which enables us to bring long term benefits to the organisations with which we work.
We understand of all aspects of healthcare management, from a strategic review to the design of a brand new facility. This means that we can offer a depth of understanding and a joined up approach which is highly sought after and that will deliver the best solutions to our clients.

Benefits:
•Attractive salaries- Tax Free
•Bonus upon completion of contract.
•Mobilization and annual air-tickets to and from home country.
•Fully Furnished accommodation (Married Status)
•School Fees.
•Daily transport to and from work.
Sub specialist Radiologists to work in our hub centres in Dubai, Muscat and Riyadh. Applicants need to have at least 5 years sub-specialist radiology experience in one or more of the following imaging areas: PET, musculoskeletal, cardiac, neurology, breast, abdominal etc.
All Radiologist applicants need to commercially focused and passionate about there area of specialisation and keen to promote and educate colleagues and referring clinicians playing an active role in promoting the technological developments and the ever increasing role diagnostic imaging has to play in diagnosis and treatment of conditions and diseases.

*