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Candidates must fulfill the primary criteria set by the Dubai Health Authority:
• Education: A recognized Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology (or Surgical Technology).
• Experience: Minimum 2 years of continuous post qualification clinical experience in a recognized hospital setting.
• Professional License: Active license or registration from the healthcare council in your home country or country of last practice.
Before sitting for the exam or securing a license, you must clear DataFlow PSV. You will need:
• Educational Degree/Diploma certificate and mark sheets.
• Employment experience certificates covering at least 2 years.
• Valid home country registration/license certificate.
• Good Standing Certificate (issued within the last 6 months).
• Passport copy and recent photograph.
The exam consists of 100 multiple choice questions (MCQs).
The exam duration is 2 hours.
With 100 questions, candidates need to maintain a steady pace and avoid spending too much time on one difficult scenario.
The official passing score is 55%.
| Official DHA Exam Area | What Candidates Should Review |
|---|---|
| Pre-operative preparation | Preparing the operating room, patient preparation, equipment, instruments, aseptic practice and checks before surgery. |
| Intra-operative procedures | Sterile technique, surgical instrumentation, assisting during procedures and maintaining a safe operative environment. |
| Post-operative procedures | End-of-procedure responsibilities, instrument handling, specimen care, cleaning and safe patient transfer. |
| Basic sciences | Relevant anatomy, physiology, microbiology, pharmacology and basic surgical sciences. |
| Patient Safety & Ancillary duties | Infection prevention, safety checks, risk reduction, professional responsibilities and supporting OT duties. |
Keep your preparation focused:
• Start with the five official DHA exam areas.
• Revise pre operative, intra operative and post operative procedures separately.
• Strengthen surgical instrumentation and sterile technique.
• Review anatomy, physiology, microbiology and pharmacology relevant to surgery.
• Practice infection control and patient safety scenarios.
• Solve case based MCQs regularly.
• Review every incorrect answer and revisit weak topics.
• Complete timed mock tests before the exam.
With 100 questions in 2 hours, you have an average of about 1 minute 12 seconds per question.
• Answer straightforward questions first.
• Flag difficult questions for review.
• Read safety based scenarios carefully.
• Avoid spending several minutes on one instrument or procedure question.
• Keep enough time for unanswered and flagged questions.
