CRM-ES 2025 Competition Surprises With Extended Deadline, Over 500 Vacancies, and Salaries That Can Reach R$12,000

Written by Caio Aviz

Published on 29/08/2025 at 15:13

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New Deadline for Candidates

The Regional Council of Medicine of Espírito Santo (CRM-ES) extended the payment deadline for the registration fee of the public competition, conducted by Instituto Quadrix.

The fees, R$ 65 for intermediate level positions and R$ 70 for higher level, can be paid until September 1, 2025.

Despite the change, the exams remain confirmed for September 21, 2025, in the afternoon, in the city of Vitória (ES).

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Details About the Opportunities

The competition offers 520 positions, with 7 immediate and 513 for the reserve list.

The opportunities include intermediate level positions such as administrative agent, tax agent, administrative assistant, administrative technician, and IT technician.

For higher level, there are opportunities for lawyer, IT analyst, archivist, accountant, journalist, and fiscal physician.

The approved candidates may work in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Colatina, Linhares, São Mateus and also in the capital Vitória.

Remuneration and Benefits

Salary ranges from R$ 2,972.06 to R$ 12,954.24, according to the position and the defined working hours.

In addition, hired employees will have access to important benefits that ensure appreciation and quality of professional life.

Food allowance on a magnetic card, proportional to the working hours, reaching up to R$ 1,065.32 per month.
Health plan in the infirmary modality, with the possibility of including dependents, upon full payment.
Childcare assistance, to support families.
Transportation voucher, which facilitates daily commuting.
Career and salary plan, with progression.

Stages of the Selection Process

The competition will consist of two mandatory phases conducted on the same day, according to the notice already published by the organizing board.

The first phase will be the objective test, with eliminatory and classificatory character.

Then, all candidates will also take the discursive test, which is also eliminatory and classificatory.

Publication of the Notice and Confirmation

The notice of opening is already available on the portal of the Instituto Quadrix, which is responsible for conducting the competition.

According to the organizing committee, the updated schedule ensures greater accessibility for candidates.

The update does not compromise the scheduled date for the application of tests, which remains confirmed for September 21, 2025.

Therefore, all interested parties should pay attention to the new payment deadline, which ends on September 1, 2025, to confirm participation.

CRM-ES 2025 Competition Surprises With Extended Deadline, Over 500 Vacancies, and Salaries That Can Reach R$12,000

New Deadline for Candidates

Details About the Opportunities

Remuneration and Benefits

Stages of the Selection Process

Publication of the Notice and Confirmation

The Opening Notice is available. Click here to check!

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