NICU Consultant | Neonatologist - Grade 115

Competitive Expat Opportunity | Open-Ended – Single or Family Contract

Earn a Tax-Free Monthly Salary of Approximately 60,000 QAR

The all-inclusive monthly total salary of 60,000 QAR is structured as follows :

Basic Salary

Market Allowance : % of the basic salary

Professional Allowance : % of the basic salary

Transport Allowance : 1,250 QAR per month

Mobile Allowance : 300 QAR per month

Key Benefits Include :

Schooling Allowances 21,000 QAR per child per academic year, up to 3 children aged 5 - 18 years

Furnished Housing / Housing Allowance

50 Days Annual Leave

Business Flight Tickets for self, spouse & 3 children (annual, joining & repatriation)

Baggage Allowance (joining & repatriation)

Yearly Conference Entitlement after 18 months of service

Please Note :

Family benefits apply only when dependents reside in Qatar under the employee’s sponsorship.

All compensation and benefits are offered at the employer’s discretion.

Currency conversions provided are approximate and subject to change.

PLEASE ENSURE THAT YOU MEET THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS BEFORE APPLYING

View Minimum Requirements

Minimum Requirements Overseas Hiring :

Consultant Physicians currently practicing outside of Qatar.

Licensing & Membership :

Must hold a valid home-country license as a physician (unrestricted)

Must be eligible for licensing as Consultant physician in Qatar.

Specification As a Neonatologist NICU Consultant, you will deliver expert care to critically ill newborns in one of the largest and most advanced neonatal intensive care units in the GCC.

This role is suited for a senior physician with significant leadership experience and a commitment to best practices in neonatal intensive care, education, and continuous clinical excellence.

Key Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive medical care to neonates requiring advanced life support, mechanical ventilation, and complex multidisciplinary interventions.

Oversee the diagnosis and management of a full spectrum of neonatal conditions including prematurity, congenital anomalies, infections, and metabolic disorders.

Actively participate in clinical governance, audits, and research within the NICU setting.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including nursing, respiratory therapy, pediatric surgery, cardiology, neurology, and genetics.

Ensure accurate documentation, handovers, and family communication in line with international quality standards.

Participate in the education and supervision of junior doctors, fellows, and allied healthcare professionals.

Contribute to the development and implementation of NICU policies, protocols, and quality improvement initiatives.

Support perinatal care strategies in coordination with obstetric and maternal-fetal medicine teams.

Engage in continuous professional development and stay up to date with emerging evidence-based practices in neonatal care.

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