Government Offers Over 21,500 Job Openings for Doctors in 5,000 Cities Across Brazil

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 08/12/2021 at 11:32

Updated on 08/12/2021 at 11:59

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The Goal of Job Openings Is to Bring Doctors to Work in Remote Areas and Indigenous Reserves

The Ministry of Health is offering more than 21,500 job openings in the Physicians for Brazil Program. Professionals will be able to work in 5,233 Brazilian municipalities, or nearly 94% of the country. The decision was announced in an extra edition of the Official Gazette of the Union on Friday, December 3. The goal is to strengthen the Unified Health System (SUS).

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The program will gradually replace the More Physicians Project for Brazil in Primary Health Care (APS). Doctors selected for the job program will have the opportunity for training in family and community medicine, their performance will be assessed, they may be hired under the CLT regime, and they will have career progression (to reduce turnover) and will be rewarded for working in remote areas and Indigenous health.

Health managers in eligible cities must join the Physicians for Brazil program, whose announcement was published on Monday (6). The announcement for the selection process for doctors to apply for job openings will also be published in December.

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About the Job Program “Physicians for Brazil”

The Physicians for Brazil health program was launched by President Jair Bolsonaro and the Minister of Health at the time, Luiz Henrique Mandetta, on August 1, 2019, with the goal of replacing the More Physicians program created in 2013 during Dilma Rousseff’s administration.

The expectation is that, initially, 5,000 job openings will be offered, with operations starting in March 2022. The employment contracts related to More Physicians will remain in effect until the terms established are complete, according to the Ministry of Health.

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