Dubai:The Emirati Human Resources Development Council (EHRDC) in Dubai, in collaboration with Dubai Healthcare City Authority (DHCA), has organised the Emirati healthcare career fair 'Nabd Al Seha 2026'. The event presents 347 employment opportunities across a range of roles and specialisations within the healthcare sector.
According to Wam, the career fair was orchestrated alongside the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and Dubai Health Authority. It took place at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Center in Dubai Healthcare City and aimed to connect leading private-sector healthcare organisations with Emirati talents seeking career opportunities.
The fair attracted Emirati jobseekers, graduates, and university students who are interested in pursuing careers in healthcare. It provided a platform for them to engage directly with healthcare providers, learn about available positions, explore career pathways, and participate in professional development programmes.
Abdulla Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi, Deputy Chairman of EHRDC, emphasized that Nabd Al Seha reflects the UAE's commitment to empowering Emirati talent and enhancing their presence in the healthcare sector. He noted that the fair serves as a bridge connecting students, graduates, and aspiring professionals with leading healthcare institutions, fostering opportunities for professional growth and career progression.
Issam Galadari, CEO of Dubai Healthcare City Authority, reiterated the fair's significance in DHCA's commitment to strengthening the UAE healthcare sector. He highlighted the importance of creating pathways for Emirati talent to engage in supportive and dynamic professional environments, emphasizing that providing national talent with employment, professional development, and career advancement opportunities is key to building a resilient healthcare workforce.
During the event, participating healthcare entities offered positions in clinical, administrative, technical, and support functions. Attendees were introduced to various training and development programmes aimed at enhancing their skills and readiness for careers in the healthcare sector. The initiative aligns with the UAE's goals to increase Emirati participation in strategic sectors and to cultivate a skilled national healthcare workforce.