Your trusted step-by-step pathway to a healthcare license in Abu Dhabi — DataFlow, DOH Portal and the exam, handled end-to-end by SSIMS.



The Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DOH) — formerly HAAD — regulates healthcare in the emirate.
Professionals must complete DataFlow PSV and pass the DOH licensing exam (commonly via Pearson VUE) before being licensed to work in Abu Dhabi hospitals and clinics. SSIMS matches your documents to exact DOH criteria.
DataFlow PSV is mandatory for all these healthcare professionals.
GPs, specialists and consultants.
Staff nurses, midwives, specialty nurses.
Clinical and hospital pharmacists.
Lab, radiology, physiotherapy & more.
Keep these ready for a smooth, first-attempt verification.
Clear copy of your passport pages.
Degree/diploma with academic mark sheets.
Active registration/license from your council.
Detailed employment letters.
Issued by your licensing authority.
Recent photo with white background.
A clear, step-by-step pathway managed end-to-end by SSIMS.
We collect & verify all your documents.
Submit for primary source verification.
Eligibility processed with DOH.
DOH licensing exam (Pearson VUE).
DOH professional license issued.
Visa & joining support.
Error-free submissions and the lowest chance of rejection.
We pre-screen every document to cut rejection risk.
Real-time updates on your application status.
From DataFlow to exam prep, under one roof.
Managed by experienced professionals.
Name/date mismatch between passport & certificates.
Colleges/hospitals not replying or wrong channels.
Wrong employer email/phone for verification.
Slow replies from the verifying institutions.
Quick answers to common questions.
Share your details — our DataFlow expert will call you back shortly.
Tell us your profession and we will guide you through DataFlow, the exam and DOH (HAAD) licensing — end to end.
Talk to our DataFlow expert today and get a clear, transparent plan for Abu Dhabi.
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