Private Doctor to UHNW Principal | Mediterranean Yacht Medicine and Private Clinical Continuity
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Posted on:
20 hours ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Permanent full-time role for a Western-trained Private Doctor supporting a UHNW Principal across a private yacht itinerary in the Mediterranean including the Greek Islands Italy Monaco Marbella Ibiza Mallorca and the Algarve.
This appointment is designed around private clinical continuity for one Principal in a discreet high-trust environment. You will oversee ongoing health management respond to acute medical issues when needed support preventive care planning and coordinate diagnostics specialist opinions and hospital access through premium private providers across Europe when required.
The role suits a Doctor who can work independently remain clinically organised during frequent travel and deliver calm stable one-to-one medical support across both yacht-based and land-based phases of the itinerary.
Requirements
Recognised medical degree from the UK Ireland Europe USA Canada Australia or New Zealand.
Minimum 5 years post-specialisation.
Family Medicine Internal Medicine or Emergency Medicine preferred.
Fluent English essential.
Experience in private medicine executive health concierge medicine travel medicine remote medicine or yacht medicine strongly preferred.
High discretion autonomy and international travel flexibility required.
Benefits
240000 GBP per year tax free.
Permanent full-time contract.
Private accommodation provided.
All work-related travel covered.
Private medical insurance malpractice cover and visa support included.
30 days paid annual leave.
Required Skills:
Medical degree from the UK Ireland Europe USA Canada Australia or New Zealand. Minimum 5 years post-specialisation. Family Medicine Internal Medicine or Emergency Medicine preferred. Fluent English essential. Private medicine concierge medicine executive health remote medicine travel medicine or yacht medicine experience strongly preferred. High discretion clinical autonomy and international travel flexibility required.
