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More newsSCFHS Announces Opening of Applications for Saudi Board Programs in Major Specialties and Diplomas for 2026
2026-01-13The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) announced yesterday the opening of applications for the 2026 Saudi Board programs in major specialties and diploma programs through the electronic application and matching portal. The Commission explained that the deadline for submitting applications will be at the end of January 28. The adjudication scores and final scores will be announced on April 5, while the names of candidates shortlisted for personal interviews will be announced on April 26. SCFHS further stated that the personal interview period will take place between April 29 and May 18. The deadline for applicants to rank their preferred training centers through the electronic portal, as well as the closure of the program directors’ portal for ranking candidate priorities, will be on May 18. The final date for authorized representatives at training centers to review and approve accepted candidate lists will be May 21, while the final admission results will be announced on June 23 of this year. The Commission urged applicants to review the admission requirements carefully, ensure that all requirements are met before the specified deadlines, and review the timeline designated for each specialty.
SCFHS Announces Opening of Applications for Saudi Board Programs in Major Specialties and Diplomas for 2026
2026-01-13The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) announced yesterday the opening of applications for the 2026 Saudi Board programs in major specialties and diploma programs through the electronic application and matching portal. The Commission explained that the deadline for submitting applications will be at the end of January 28. The adjudication scores and final scores will be announced on April 5, while the names of candidates shortlisted for personal interviews will be announced on April 26. SCFHS further stated that the personal interview period will take place between April 29 and May 18. The deadline for applicants to rank their preferred training centers through the electronic portal, as well as the closure of the program directors’ portal for ranking candidate priorities, will be on May 18. The final date for authorized representatives at training centers to review and approve accepted candidate lists will be May 21, while the final admission results will be announced on June 23 of this year. The Commission urged applicants to review the admission requirements carefully, ensure that all requirements are met before the specified deadlines, and review the timeline designated for each specialty.
SCFHS and King Khalid Foundation Sign Cooperation Agreement on Protection Against Violence
2026-02-18The Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) signed a joint cooperation agreement with the King Khalid Foundation aimed at strengthening the capabilities of healthcare practitioners and volunteers in protection against violence. The agreement was signed at the Commission’s headquarters in Riyadh. The agreement was signed on behalf of the Commission by its Secretary-General, Prof. Aws bin Ibrahim Alshamsan, while the King Khalid Foundation was represented by Her Highness Princess Nouf bint Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Saud in her capacity as the Foundation’s Chief Executive Officer. The agreement aims to design joint training programs for healthcare practitioners and volunteers on concepts related to protection against violence, develop educational modules and workshops aligned with national standards, and exchange expertise in the design and development of training content while benefiting from local and international best practices. Areas of cooperation also include supporting research and studies related to protecting healthcare practitioners from violence and abuse, collecting and analyzing data on incidents, interventions, and program effectiveness, as well as conducting comparative studies on best practices. The agreement further includes implementing awareness campaigns on protection against violence, empowering healthcare practitioners and volunteers to participate in developing related policies and procedures, and establishing effective channels for knowledge exchange among healthcare teams and partner institutions. This agreement comes as part of the Commission’s efforts to enhance the quality of professional practice, improve the efficiency of national healthcare workforce capabilities, and support the sustainability of health and social impact in alignment with the objectives of the Health Sector Transformation Program. It also reflects the role of the King Khalid Foundation in supporting developmental and community initiatives and strengthening social protection for the most vulnerable groups.
