Concurso Marinha abre 66 vagas para engenheiros, enfermeiros, dentistas, engenheiros e mais

Navy Contest Opens 66 Positions For Engineers, Nurses, Dentists, Doctors, And More

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/03/2020 at 10:40

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Marinha Opens Competition with 66 Positions for Higher Education Professionals in Health and Engineering

Registration is open for the Navy competition! This time there will be 66 positions for higher education professionals in the fields of health and engineering. The professionals will be part of the engineering and health teams.

The available positions are described below, check it out!

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Nurse (2);

Pharmacist (2);

Dentists

Endodontics Specialists (1);
Oral Pathology and Stomatology (1);
Dental Prosthesis (2);

Doctors

Cardiology Specialists (1);
Internal Medicine (2);
Gastroenterology (1);
Geriatrics (1);
Hematology (1);
Intensive Care Medicine (1);
Nephrology (1);
Proctology (1);
Rheumatology (2);
General Surgery (2);
Plastic Surgery (1);
Thoracic Surgery (1);
Otorhinolaryngology (2);
Urology (1)
Gynecology and Obstetrics (2);
Pediatrics (2);
Radiology (1);
Radiotherapy (1);
Orthopedics and Traumatology (1);
Endocrinology/Metabolism (2);
Gastroenterology (2);
Neurology (1);
Dermatology (1);
Ophthalmology (1) and Cardiology (1);

Architect and Urban Planner (1);

Engineers

Cartographic Area (1);
Civil (2);
Materials (1);
Production (1);
Computer Systems (1);
Telecommunications (2);
Electrical (4);
Electronic (3);
Mechanical (4);
Naval (3);
Nuclear (1);
Chemical (1);

Navy Competition Registration

Applicants up to 35 years old as of January 1, 2021, may participate. With a fee of R$ 126, Navy competition registrations are open until March 23 and should be made through the website www.ingressonamarinha.mar.mil.br or in person in several cities.

In-Person:

Rio de Janeiro/RJ, Angra dos Reis/RJ, Nova Friburgo/RJ, São Pedro da Aldeia/RJ, Macaé/RJ, Belo Horizonte/MG, Vila Velha/ES, Ilhéus/BA, Salvador/BA, Aracaju/SE, Natal/RN, Olinda/PE, Fortaleza/CE, Maceió/AL, João Pessoa/PB, Belém/PA, Santana/AP, Parnaíba/PI, Santarém/PA, São Luís/MA, Rio Grande/RS, Porto Alegre/RS, Paranaguá/PR, Florianópolis/SC, São Francisco do Sul/SC, Uruguaiana/RS, Ladário/MS, Cuiabá/MT, Brasília/DF, Palmas/TO, Santos/SP, São Paulo/SP, Barra Bonita/SP, Foz do Iguaçu/PR, Manaus/AM, and Porto Velho/RO.

Navy Contest Opens 66 Positions For Engineers, Nurses, Dentists, Doctors, And More

Marinha Opens Competition with 66 Positions for Higher Education Professionals in Health and Engineering

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