Dubai Health introduces a new group of Emirati nurses to its team

Dubai Health Welcomes New Cohort of Emirati Nurses to Frontline Workforce

Dubai Health, the leading integrated academic health system in the emirate, has recently announced the addition of a new cohort of Emirati nurses to its team. This move not only strengthens healthcare delivery across the system but also underscores Dubai Health’s commitment to nurturing and promoting local talent within the healthcare sector.

The new cohort, all graduates holding a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the College of Health Sciences at the University of Sharjah, has been strategically placed across four key locations within Dubai Health: Al Jalila Children’s Hospital, Rashid Hospital, Hatta Hospital, and Latifa Hospital.

In a statement regarding the announcement, His Excellency Dr. Amer Sharif, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Health, expressed pride in the continued focus on placing local talent at the forefront of the frontline workforce. He emphasized the valuable perspective and knowledge that Emirati nurses bring to the integrated academic health system, highlighting their role in elevating the standard of care and advancing health for humanity.

Khalifa Baqer, Chief Operating Officer at Dubai Health, echoed Dr. Sharif’s sentiments, noting that the arrival of these talented Emirati nurses signifies another significant milestone for the organization. He praised their dedication and passion for healthcare delivery, emphasizing the positive impact they will have on services and patient care. Baqer also highlighted Dubai Health’s commitment to providing a supportive environment for Emirati talent and ensuring that these nurses have the necessary support to contribute to the vision of advancing health for humanity.

Nursing at Dubai Health is a thriving field, with 4,300 dedicated nurses who are committed to advancing health. Through mentorship and development programs, Dubai Health actively nurtures nursing leadership, empowering nurses to drive positive change in healthcare. The Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBRU), which leads the Learning and Discovery missions, offers specialized master’s programs tailored to meet the demands of the local healthcare landscape. Programs such as the Master of Science in Cardiovascular Nursing and the Master of Science in Pediatric Nursing equip nurses with the skills needed for optimal patient care, shaping the future of nursing and elevating healthcare quality.

The addition of this new cohort of Emirati nurses not only enhances the diversity and expertise within Dubai Health but also underscores the organization’s commitment to supporting and promoting local talent. As these nurses begin their roles at key healthcare facilities within the system, they are poised to make a significant impact on patient care and contribute to the overall mission of advancing health for humanity.