Fundação abre edital de concurso com 594 vagas na área da Saúde (Copeiro, Enfermagem, Fisioterapia, Assistente Social, Farmácia, Nutrição, Psicologia e mais) com salário de até R$ 8,1 mil

Foundation Opens Competition Notice For 594 Positions In Healthcare (Cook, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Social Work, Pharmacy, Nutrition, Psychology, And More) With Salaries Up To R$ 8,100

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 26/04/2024 at 20:03

Concurso da Fundação Estadual de Inovação em Saúde oferece 594 vagas para todos os níveis de escolaridade, com salários de até R$ 8,1 mil.

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The State Foundation for Health Innovation Contest Offers 594 Vacancies for All Education Levels, with Salaries up to R$ 8,1 Thousand.

The State Foundation for Health Innovation, known as Inova Capixaba, announces the opening of a public contest, which will cover 594 vacancies in various positions within the Health area. The available positions in the announcement encompass elementary, middle, technical, and higher education levels, and salaries range from R$ 1,529.86 to R$ 8,013.60.

The selected professionals will be allocated to two strategic hospitals: the Central State Hospital, located in Vitória, and the Antônio Bezerra de Faria Hospital, in Vila Velha.

Exams Will Be Held on June 30

The selection process for the contest of the State Foundation for Health Innovation will include objective and title exams, with assessments scheduled to be held on June 30.

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594 Vacancies in the Health Area for the Levels: Elementary, Middle, Technical, and Higher

Elementary Level: Warehouse Assistant and Pharmacy Assistant

Middle Level: Administrative Assistant and Cook

Technical Level: Nursing Technician in the hospital area, in the surgical area, in the material sterilization area, in the intensive therapy area; Nutrition Technician; Occupational Safety Technician; Immobilization Technician; Radiology Technician and Blood Bank Technician.

Higher Level: Analyst in the Administrative area, in the Accounting-Financial area, in the People Development area, in the Payroll area, in the Quality area, in the Bidding and Contracts area, in the Supplies area, in the Teaching, Research, and Innovation area, Clinical Analyst; Social Worker; Nurse in the Hospital area; in the Intensive Therapy area; quality; education and research, patient safety core, NIR – Internal Regulation Core, labor; Occupational Safety Engineer; Pharmacist; Physiotherapist; Speech Therapist; Regulation Doctor, Labor Doctor, Auditor Doctor, Nutritionist; Psychologist and Occupational Therapist.

Exemption from the Registration Fee

Additionally, some candidates for the contest of the State Foundation for Health Innovation will have the possibility to request exemption from the registration fee, including those registered in CadÚnico, bone marrow and blood donors, people with disabilities, those exempt from declaring Income Tax, and citizens summoned and appointed by the Electoral Justice. The period to request the exemption will be from May 6 to 8.

Registration for the Contest of the State Foundation for Health Innovation

Those interested can register from May 6 to June 2, through the website of the Institute for Development and Training (Idcap). The registration fee varies according to the level of the position: R$ 52 for elementary level, R$ 70 for middle/technical level, and R$ 75 for higher level. The announcement can be accessed here.

Foundation Opens Competition Notice For 594 Positions In Healthcare (Cook, Nursing, Physical Therapy, Social Work, Pharmacy, Nutrition, Psychology, And More) With Salaries Up To R$ 8,100

The State Foundation for Health Innovation Contest Offers 594 Vacancies for All Education Levels, with Salaries up to R$ 8,1 Thousand.

Exams Will Be Held on June 30

594 Vacancies in the Health Area for the Levels: Elementary, Middle, Technical, and Higher

Exemption from the Registration Fee

Registration for the Contest of the State Foundation for Health Innovation

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