Origin and Establishment
Foundation
The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties was founded by Royal Decree No. (M/2) on 6 Safar 1413H, during the reign of King Fahd bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. The Authority aims to enhance the quality of health care in the Kingdom by developing the skills of health practitioners and ensuring their training aligns with international standards.
Tasks and responsibilities
The Authority is responsible for several key functions, including the organization of health professions and the development of training and academic programs such as diplomas, fellowships, and memberships. Additionally, it conducts professional examinations and issues specialized certificates. The Authority also establishes regulations and standards for health practice and forms scientific councils and specialized committees to ensure the quality of medical services.
Rehabilitation of cadres
The Authority is committed to qualifying and empowering Saudi professionals to the highest standards of efficiency and merit. It collaborates with local and international educational institutions and health organizations to enhance the quality of medical training and practice.
Saudi Vision 2030
The Authority plays a role in achieving the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 within the health sector, particularly through the health sector transformation program, by improving the efficiency of medical personnel, implementing international standards, and fostering scientific research and innovation in health care.
Conclusion
Through these initiatives, the Authority is dedicated to establishing a comprehensive health system that guarantees the delivery of high-quality health care to both citizens and residents of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
