Anvisa Opens Unprecedented Selection Process for Those Without Experience, Offering a Grant of Nearly R$ 2,000 in Its Internship Program

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 22/01/2024 at 12:52

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ANVISA Is Accepting Applications For Its New 2024 Internship Program In Various Graduate Areas. Check Below!

The National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) is ready to welcome graduate students in a new internship selection process, with applications open starting Monday, January 22. The positions are intended for a wide range of areas, providing a unique opportunity for those seeking professional development and experience in one of the most important regulatory agencies in the country.

Graduate students in fields such as Agronomy, Biostatistics, Biomedicine, Biological Sciences, Data Science, Information Technology, Social Communication, Design, Law, Economics, Nursing, Civil Engineering, Production Engineering, Food Engineering, Materials Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Epidemiology, Statistics, Pharmacy, Health Services Management, Public Health, Public Administration, Medicine, Nutrition, Chemistry, and Business Administration may apply for the internship positions.

Benefits and Requirements to Participate in the Internship Positions

The selected candidates for the internship positions will receive a scholarship of R$ 1,665.22, in addition to a transportation allowance of R$ 10 per day worked. The working hours will be 6 hours a day, totaling 30 hours a week. It is necessary to be regularly enrolled and actively attending courses linked to public or private higher education at the graduate level, maintaining compatibility between the candidate’s undergraduate degree and the subject of the graduate course.

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Applications for ANVISA Internship Positions

Applications for the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) internship program are open starting Monday, January 22. Intended for graduate students in various areas, the program offers a unique opportunity to develop professional skills and gain experience in one of the most important regulatory agencies in the country.

Those interested in the internship positions should access the website of the Business-School Integration Center (CIEE), which is responsible for the selection BY CLICKING HERE, and submit their resumes by February 15. ANVISA offers a scholarship of R$ 1,665.22, in addition to a transportation allowance of R$ 10 per day worked, with a workload of 6 hours a day, totaling 30 hours a week for those selected in the internship positions.

ANVISA

The National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) is a federal authority linked to the Ministry of Health of Brazil, responsible for regulating and overseeing products and services that directly impact the health of the population. Founded in 1999, ANVISA plays a fundamental role in the protection of public health, ensuring that medicines, foods, cosmetics, hygiene products, sanitizers, among others, meet the quality, safety, and efficacy standards required by Brazilian legislation.

In addition, ANVISA also regulates the production, importation, commercialization, transportation, storage, and use of these products, as well as monitoring adverse events and outbreaks related to them. The agency works in partnership with other national and international organizations and entities to promote sanitary safety and contribute to the development of public policies aimed at the health of the population.

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Anvisa Opens Unprecedented Selection Process for Those Without Experience, Offering a Grant of Nearly R$ 2,000 in Its Internship Program

ANVISA Is Accepting Applications For Its New 2024 Internship Program In Various Graduate Areas. Check Below!

Benefits and Requirements to Participate in the Internship Positions

Applications for ANVISA Internship Positions

ANVISA

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ANVISA Is Accepting Applications For Its New 2024 Internship Program In Various Graduate Areas. Check Below!

Benefits and Requirements to Participate in the Internship Positions

Applications for ANVISA Internship Positions

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