Ministry of Health Ministry of Health/publicity Registration is open until this Thursday (16th) for the third cycle of the notice for the Mais Médicos Especialistas Project, which offers vacancies for doctors across the country. In Pará, there are 33 vacancies distributed across 11 municipalities. The value of the scholarship varies according to the location and can reach R$20,000. The notice and registration link are available here. ? Click and follow the g1 PA channel on WhatsApp The initiative aims to improve the training of specialist doctors in priority regions for the Unified Health System (SUS). The program also integrates the actions of Agora Tem Especialistas, which seeks to reduce waiting times for specialized care and increase the resolution of health services. Vacancies in Pará In the state, opportunities are distributed among 11 municipalities: Altamira (7) Itaituba (4) Conceição do Araguaia (3) Igarapé-Miri (3) Castanhal (3) Capanema (3) Santarém (3) Belém (3) Redenção (2) Brasil Novo (1) Trairão (1) National distribution Throughout Brazil, the notice offers 1,136 immediate vacancies, distributed in 24 improvement courses, covering 309 municipalities in the five regions of the country and in 26 units of the Federation. The vacancies are divided as follows: 698 for broad competition 236 for ethnic-racial quotas 202 for people with disabilities (PwD) Almost half of the opportunities are in the interior, with 537 vacancies (47.2% of the total). The capitals account for 335 vacancies (29.4%), while the metropolitan regions account for 266 vacancies (23.4%).
More Specialist Doctors in Pará: registrations end this Thursday, 16th, with grants of up to R$ 20 thousand
Ministry of Health Ministry of Health/publicity Registration is open until this Thursday (16th) for the third cycle of the notice for the Mais Médicos Especialistas Project, which offers vacancies for doctors across the...
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