Longevity Physician

Role Description The Longevity Physician is a full-time, on-site role based in Doha, Qatar. This role focuses on preventive and longevity-oriented medical care, including conducting detailed consultations, reviewing medical histories, and ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests relevant to metabolic health, hormonal balance, and cardiovascular risk. The physician will design individualized care plans that may include lifestyle interventions, nutrition guidance, physical activity recommendations, and evidence-informed integrative therapies aligned with SEED’s holistic philosophy. Daily responsibilities include managing follow-up visits, monitoring patient progress, documenting care in medical records, collaborating with wellness practitioners and support staff, and educating patients on healthy aging and disease prevention. The Longevity Physician will also contribute to continuous improvement of clinical protocols and may participate in internal training, case reviews, and community education initiatives. Qualifications Relevant medical degree (MD or equivalent), and current licensure or eligibility for licensure to practice medicine in Qatar. Board certification or strong experience in internal medicine, orthopedic medicine, family medicine, endocrinology, preventive medicine, or a closely related field, with demonstrated interest in longevity, healthy aging, and lifestyle medicine. Ability to design and manage individualized care plans, including risk assessment, disease prevention strategies, and long-term health optimization. Strong skills in patient communication, motivational interviewing, and shared decision-making to support sustainable behavior change. Experience or training in integrative or functional medicine, nutrition, exercise medicine, or mind–body approaches is highly beneficial. Comfort working in a multidisciplinary wellness environment and collaborating with other clinicians, therapists, and wellness practitioners. Strong clinical documentation skills, familiarity with electronic medical records, and commitment to evidence-based practice and continuous learning. Demonstrated cultural sensitivity and ability to work effectively with a diverse patient population in an international setting; proficiency in English required, additional languages (e.g., Arabic) are an advantage. Show more Show less