Saudi Arabia’s Health Holding Company has announced 4,291 new healthcare jobs as part of its efforts to strengthen the Kingdom’s local medical workforce and improve healthcare services.
The recruitment drive marks the company’s first step toward hiring doctors, nurses, and clinical specialists across 20 regional health clusters. It aims to attract qualified Saudi professionals, meet the growing demand for healthcare services, and improve the operational capacity of public health institutions.
With this latest announcement, the company’s total number of jobs and employment-linked training contracts announced in 2026 has reached 19,610.
The figure includes 12,914 newly recruited Saudi employees, 2,405 training contracts linked to employment, and 4,291 new positions advertised through the company’s recruitment platform.
Eligible Saudi healthcare professionals can apply electronically through the respective health clusters’ employment portals. Applicants will have 15 days from the announcement date to submit their applications.
The Health Holding Company oversees integrated healthcare services across the Kingdom under Saudi Vision 2030. Its objectives include improving patient care, preventing avoidable diseases, expanding access to medical services, and placing patients at the center of the healthcare system.
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