Nabd Al Seha 2026 Offers 347 Healthcare Jobs for Emiratis
Emiratisation jobs: the Nabd Al Seha career fair at Dubai Healthcare City offered 347 healthcare jobs to UAE nationals across clinical and support roles.
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- The Nabd Al Seha 2026 career fair offered 347 job opportunities in healthcare for Emirati job seekers.
- It was run by EHRDC in Dubai and the Dubai Healthcare City Authority with MoHRE, MOHESR and the Dubai Health Authority.
- Openings covered clinical, administrative, technical and support roles at private healthcare providers.
- The fair took place at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Center in Dubai Healthcare City.
| Country | UAE |
|---|---|
| Organization | Emirati Human Resources Development Council (EHRDC) and Dubai Healthcare City Authority |
| Official source | Zawya – EHRDC and DHCA organise Emirati healthcare career fair Nabd Al Seha ✓ zawya.com |
UAE nationals looking for a healthcare career were offered 347 job opportunities at Nabd Al Seha 2026, the Emirati healthcare career fair held at Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC). The event was organised by Dubai's Emirati Human Resources Development Council (EHRDC) together with the Dubai Healthcare City Authority (DHCA). Emiratis who missed it can follow up directly with the participating hospitals and clinics.
Who organised the fair?
EHRDC and DHCA partnered with three government bodies: MoHRE (the Emiratisation ministry), MOHESR (the higher education ministry) and the DHA, Dubai's health regulator. The venue was DHCC's Mohammed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Center.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | Nabd Al Seha 2026 |
| Organisers | EHRDC (Dubai) and DHCA |
| Partners | MoHRE, MOHESR, DHA |
| Venue | Mohammed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Center, DHCC |
| Opportunities | 347 |
| Who for | Emirati job seekers, graduates and students |
Which roles were on offer?
Private healthcare providers based in DHCC brought openings in four broad areas:
- Clinical jobs, such as nursing and allied health
- Administrative jobs, including patient services and HR
- Technical roles, for example lab, imaging and health IT
- Support functions across hospital operations
Visitors could also learn about training and development programmes that prepare new graduates for hospital work.
Why is this part of Emiratisation?
EHRDC deputy chairman Abdulla Ali bin Zayed Al Falasi said the fair supports the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33) by building national talent in a strategic sector. DHCA chief executive Issam Galadari said it gives Emiratis a direct route into supportive workplaces. Healthcare is one of the sectors where the UAE wants a larger share of citizens in the private workforce.
How do I apply now?
The organisers did not publish a single application link. Emiratis can:
- Contact the careers teams of hospitals and clinics located in DHCC.
- Register on the Nafis programme for private-sector support and salary top-ups.
- Watch EHRDC channels for the next Emirati career event.
What it means for job seekers
- Health graduates are in demand: clinics are actively seeking Emirati nurses, technicians and administrators.
- Non-clinical paths exist: business, IT and HR graduates can also work in hospitals.
- Keep your file ready: have your DHA licence (if clinical), CV and certificates updated.
- Related: Aster DM Healthcare plans to hire up to 2,500 people a year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Nabd Al Seha?
It is an annual career fair that links Emirati students, graduates and professionals with private healthcare employers in Dubai.
How many jobs did Nabd Al Seha 2026 offer?
Organisers said 347 employment opportunities were on offer across the healthcare sector.
Can expats apply through Nabd Al Seha?
No. The fair is part of Emiratisation efforts and is aimed at UAE nationals.
What if I missed the Nabd Al Seha fair?
Emiratis can still contact participating hospitals directly and register on the Nafis platform for private-sector jobs.
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