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For families new to Dubai, two things come up before anything else: a doctor your child is comfortable with, and lining up their vaccination card with the schedule the DHA publishes. If your child had some of their vaccinations in another country, bring the records to the first appointment.
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Common questions about pediatricians in Dubai
How do I choose the best pediatrician in Dubai?
For a child, access matters more than reputation. Ask what happens outside working hours and at weekends, how quickly a same-day sick appointment can be had, and whether the same doctor sees your child each time. A pediatrician who has followed the growth and vaccination record does not start from zero at every visit.
What if my child was vaccinated in another country?
Bring the vaccination card or records to the first visit. The doctor will compare it against the UAE schedule and tell you what is still outstanding.
Do I need a medical certificate for school enrolment?
Schools usually ask for vaccination records and sometimes a medical check. Bring the school's list of requirements with you so it can all be done in a single appointment.
Does a Persian-speaking doctor make a difference for a child?
With a young child who cannot yet explain things precisely, a parent being able to speak directly to the doctor makes a practical difference — both in describing the problem and in understanding the medication instructions.