10 Clinical Pathologist jobs in UAE

• 3 - 7 Years
• Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Oversee laboratory operations, ensure diagnostic accuracy, and support clinicians; requires recognized qualifications in clinical pathology and eligibility for licensing.

• 3 - 5 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Diagnose diseases, manage laboratory activities, ensure quality control, and provide professional leadership in Anatomic Pathology with HAAD compliance.

• 2 - 6 Years
• Dubai - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Conduct evaluations and develop treatment plans for communication disorders, providing therapy and education to patients and families, requiring a degree and DHA license.

• 2 - 5 Years
• Ajman - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Assess and deliver individualized therapy for children's speech and language needs, requiring a Bachelor's degree and strong communication skills.

• 5 - 10 Years
• Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Lead strategy and execution for Blood Gas and Immunoassay portfolios, focusing on market insights, channel partner development, and digital solutions across MENA.

• 2 - 7 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Provide evaluation and treatment for speech and language disorders, develop treatment plans, and collaborate with families and professionals in a therapeutic setting.

• 0 - 5 Years
• Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Provide assessments and utilize strategies for performance improvement, focusing on emotional regulation, while collaborating with professionals and documenting client progress.

• 1 - 3 Years
• United Arab Emirates - United Arab Emirates

Assess, diagnose, and treat speech and swallowing disorders; develop therapy plans, collaborate with teams, and maintain patient records.

• 0 - 2 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Assist licensed Speech-Language Pathologists in diagnostics and treatment, focusing on communication disorders, documentation, and patient support with a relevant degree.

• 2 - 7 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Conduct assessments and develop individualized treatment plans for children with communication and feeding difficulties, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and families.