Dubai's healthcare workforce remains youthful
The Dubai Health Authority has obtained statistics indicating that the healthcare workforce primarily consists of young professionals and experienced individuals. Those aged between 31 and 40 years make up 45.3%, followed by the 41 to 50 age group at 20.7%. Nurses account for 37.5% of the total workforce, while doctors represent 22.1%. There is a small proportion of citizens working in the sector, with citizen doctors constituting 6% of all doctors, and citizen dentists making up 6.8%. The data also shows that specialists comprise 43.6% of the total doctors, with citizens representing just 2.8%. General practitioners and residents make up 33.4% of the medical workforce, with citizens accounting for 6.2%. Among general practitioners in dentistry, 70.1% are from this category, and citizens make up only 4% of dental practitioners. The data reveals diversity in the professional and age composition of the healthcare workforce, with a significant presence of young professionals and experienced individuals, along with varying proportions of citizens depending on the specialization.
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