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Ref: OP601-01
Job description / Role
ELG FZE on behalf of FrontierMEDEX are currently inviting applications from suitably qualified and experienced North African Registered Doctors to support their project in Oman.
The successful candidate will be responsible in providing medical welfare support to local national and expat site personnel. Duties include primary, emergency and trauma medical care, conducting fitness and First Aid training sessions for site personnel and promotion of lifestyle issues including alcohol awareness, safe sex and healthy eating. The Doctor shall also be responsible for health and hygiene inspections, advising on site safety and assisting with general administration and computer based reporting.
Requirements
- Previous remote site experience is preferred but not mandatory.
- Minimum of three years' post-graduation work experience.
- Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS).
- Trauma Management Certification (ATLS, ITLS or PHTLS).
- High levels of health and fitness.
- Computer literate.
- Good English language skills.
About the Company
ELG FZE is an international manpower agency providing safety, medical and training personnel. We specialize in the provision of onshore and offshore personnel to a variety of sectors including oil, gas, seismic, drilling, mining, construction, post-conflict, government and humanitarian. We seek highly skilled, qualified and motivated professionals who have the commitment and communication skills to work in challenging environments.
WE OFFER: 24/7 project management support On and offshore opportunities Short and long term contracts Travel, accommodation and subsistence costs met
As the exclusive manpower services provider for UnitedHealthcare Global, successful applicants will be part of a dynamic team working in various international locations within a variety of cultures. With three decades of operational excellence in the world's most challenging environments, UnitedHealthcare Global has pioneered remote site medical and safety solutions. It has set medical standards for the oil and gas industry and enabled governments, NGOs and organizations to work effectively and safely in hostile locations.