Giant AMIL, Brazilian Health Care Provider, Opens 146 Job Positions; 26 Are Remote Positions

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 13/05/2023 at 10:03

Reprodução. Fonte: Plano Para Saúde

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Job Openings Are For Positions Of Analysts, Assistants, Nursing, Electrician, Assistants And More

Amil, one of the largest healthcare assistance companies in Brazil, has new job openings for various positions. Candidates from all over Brazil can apply for the selection process for positions such as Nursing Assistant, Clinic Assistant, Nursing Technician, Nursing and more. The job openings offered by Amil require some prerequisites depending on the opportunity. Check below the list of job openings available in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Paraná.

List Of Job Openings Open In The Selection Process Of Amil

Nurse – Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro
Junior Technical Training Analyst – Curitiba, PR
Regulation Representative III – Downtown, Rio de Janeiro
Nursing Assistant – Santo André, SP – Affirmative job opening for persons with disabilities.
Call Center Supervisor – Curitiba, PR
Nursing Assistant Endoscopy/Colonoscopy – Jundiaí, SP
Junior Administrative Analyst – Downtown, Rio de Janeiro
Clinical Pharmacist, Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro
Mid-level Nurse – Adult Emergency Room – Santo Amaro, SP
Nursing Technician – Adult ICU – Guarulhos, SP
Mid-level Nurse – Adult Emergency Room – Guarulhos, SP
Nursing Assistant – Adult Emergency Room – Vila Mariana, SP
Mid-level Nursing Regulator – Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Customer Service Assistant – Affirmative Job Opening for Persons with Disabilities – São Paulo
Junior Receptionist – Vila Mariana, SP
Senior Solutions Architect – Morumbi, SP
Hospital Physiotherapist – Méier, RJ
Mid-level Nurse – Oncology Patient Acquisition – Bela Vista, SP
Junior Nurse (Emergency Care / ICU) – Mauá, SP
Nursing Assistant Emergency Care for Adults and Children – Mauá, SP
Nursing Assistant – Endoscopy/Colonoscopy – Mauá, SP
Electrician – Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro
Glosa Resources Assistant – Morumbi, SP
Clerk – Vila Mariana, SP – Affirmative Job Opening for Persons with Disabilities
Clinical Pharmacist – Barra da Tijuca, RJ
Nursing Coordination – Baixada Santista, SP

Registrations For AMIL Job Openings

Those interested in applying for the open job positions must access Amil’s career portal, CLICKING HERE, and follow the step-by-step process to apply for the job openings. When selecting the desired position, the candidate should carefully read all the information provided such as requirements, responsibilities, and other data. To apply for the job openings, it will be necessary to register on the platform with basic information.

About The Company

Amil is a Brazilian medical assistance company, founded in 1978 by Edson de Godoy Bueno in Rio de Janeiro. It has 6.2 million beneficiaries and boasts an extensive accredited medical network in the country, which includes around 30,300 service providers – including hospitals, clinics, medical offices, laboratories, and imaging diagnostic centers.

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Giant AMIL, Brazilian Health Care Provider, Opens 146 Job Positions; 26 Are Remote Positions

Job Openings Are For Positions Of Analysts, Assistants, Nursing, Electrician, Assistants And More

List Of Job Openings Open In The Selection Process Of Amil

Registrations For AMIL Job Openings

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List Of Job Openings Open In The Selection Process Of Amil

Registrations For AMIL Job Openings

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