Nursing Vacancies in Dubai
Nursing careers in Dubai begins at Enayati.
With DHA-licensed professionals, CARF accreditation, and 15 years of proven operations, Enayati provides a supportive environment where nurses can develop their skills while delivering high-quality care to patients across the UAE.
Trusted Employer
Salaries are never delayed. Visas processed on time. Quality management.
Continuous Training
Access training programs to strengthen your knowledge and confidence.
Hospital Level Care at Home
Provide 1:1 care while receiving hospital-level nursing support in the comfort of your own home.
Career Growth
Gain experience, strengthen your skills, and grow with a dedicated healthcare team.
Supportive Team
Be part of a caring team that supports one another and works together to provide excellent patient care.
Explore Nursing Opportunities in Dubai
Your work in patient’s home, but you’re never working alone.
At Enayati, you’re supported by a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals who work together to provide safe, coordinated patient care. You’ll have clinical supervision, clear escalation pathways, established procedures, and a digital system for documentation.
And when your patient’s needs change, our support doesn’t stop. If hospital care is required, you’ll have the clinical guidance you need throughout the transition.
A Nursing Career in Dubai — Discover Home Healthcare
Home nursing brings hospital-standard care into the patient’s home. Nurses work with medical equipment, digital documentation systems, and provide dedicated 1:1 patient care throughout a 12-hour shift.
The role builds clinical independence, communication, confidence, and strong patient-care skills. For nurses exploring opportunities in Dubai, home healthcare offers a rewarding career path with valuable hands-on experience.
A day in the life of a home health care nurse. Read more information in our dedicated home nursing careers page.
Ready for your next nursing opportunity in Dubai? Join our home healthcare team and build your career with us.
A Nursing Career in Dubai — Discover Home Healthcare
Home nursing brings hospital-standard care into the patient’s home. Nurses work with medical equipment, digital documentation systems, and provide dedicated 1:1 patient care throughout a 12-hour shift.
The role builds clinical independence, communication, confidence, and strong patient-care skills. For nurses exploring opportunities in Dubai, home healthcare offers a rewarding career path with valuable hands-on experience.
A day in the life of a home health care nurse. Read more information in our dedicated home nursing careers page.
Ready for your next nursing opportunity in Dubai? Join our home healthcare team and build your career with us.
Current Nursing Vacancies in Dubai
- DHA Eligibily, DHA license
- Acute Care background
- BScN in Nursing
- Clinically independent
- DHA Eligibily, DHA license
- Acute Care background
- Diploma in Nursing
- Clinically independent
What our STAFF say
Our happy staffs
Ravneet K.
DHA – Licensed Nurse
Working as an infusion nurse in home healthcare allows me to provide specialised treatment in a comfortable environment for the patient. I value the trust patients and families place in me, and every assignment gives me an opportunity to use my clinical skills while delivering safe, personalised care.
Roda Fe A.
DHA – Licensed Nurse
Home healthcare has allowed me to build meaningful relationships with patients and their families. Every day brings a new learning experience, and I enjoy being part of the Enayati team.
Joan A.
DHA – Licensed Nurse
Every case gives me an opportunity to learn something new. I enjoy developing my skills while providing personalised care to my patients.
Anteneh T.
DHA – Licensed Nurse
I’m grateful to work with a supportive management and supervisory team who encourage us to grow professionally. One of my most rewarding experiences was recognising the early signs of a heart attack in my patient and ensuring he received timely hospital care. I’m proud to be part of the Enayati team.
frequently asked questions
Get answers to the most common questions about finding a Nursing job in Dubai
Will you process my work visa?
Yes. We process the work visa for successful candidates as part of the employment process. Our team will guide you through the required documentation and visa procedures.
When do we get our salaries?
In 15 years, we have not missed or delayed a single salary. Your salary hits your account by the 1st of the month.
Do we work 24hour rotations like some companies?
We have never worked 24hour rotation since we opened in 2014. We work a maximum of 12 hour shifts and then go home.
What support do nurses receive when joining the team?
New nurses receive the relevant orientation, training, and guidance needed to understand their responsibilities and provide safe, professional care to patients.
Do I need previous home care experience?
Previous home healthcare experience can be beneficial but nurses with relevant clinical experience are welcome to apply, and fresh graduates can also submit their applications. Each application is reviewed based on the applicant’s qualifications and skills.
What is it like working as a home care nurse?
Home healthcare allows nurses to provide personalised care in a patient’s home. Depending on the assignment, responsibilities may include daily nursing care, monitoring, medication support, mobility assistance, and coordination with the wider care team.
Is home healthcare a good career opportunity for nurses?
Home healthcare can provide nurses with opportunities to develop clinical experience, strengthen communication skills, and provide one-to-one patient care in a home setting.
Can nurses apply from outside the UAE?
Yes, eligible nurses from outside the UAE may apply. Applications are reviewed based on qualifications, experience, licensing requirements.
Do you provide induction training for new nurses?
Yes. New nurses may receive induction and orientation to help them understand our policies, patient care procedures, documentation, and responsibilities before starting their assignment.
How will I know if my nursing application is successful?
You will receive an email at each stage of the application process. Our team will keep you informed about the progress of your application, including whether you have been shortlisted and what the next steps are. Please make sure your email address and contact details are correct so you don’t miss any updates regarding nursing opportunities in Dubai.
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