New Maricá-RJ Exam Will Have 1,500 Openings for Candidates With High School and Higher Education in Health Field; Notice Will Be Published in the Coming Days

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Published on 19/10/2023 at 11:17

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The Maricá RJ Contest Is Almost Ready. The Femar Contest Will Offer 1,500 Positions for People With High School and Higher Education and a Reserve List.

The State Health Foundation of Maricá (Femar), in Rio de Janeiro, is preparing a new contest with over 1,500 positions for high school and higher education with a reserve list in various positions. The announcement for the Maricá RJ contest is in its final stages and will be published later this month. The exams are scheduled for December and January 2024, depending on the position.

What Positions Are Available for High School and Higher Education Candidates?

The information and deadlines have been released by the Academic Selection Coordination of the Federal Fluminense University (Coseac UFF), hired as the organizing committee for the Femar Contest. The coordination will be responsible for receiving the applications and administering the selection exams.

Only the positions for high school and higher education in the roles of community health agent and endemic disease agent are confirmed at this first moment. The list of other positions in the Maricá RJ contest has yet to be published, along with salaries, complete requirements, and specialties.

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Learn How the Last Maricá RJ Contest Went

The community health agent plays a crucial role in basic health care, focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, and education in households and communities.

This professional uses tools for demographic and sociocultural diagnosis, mobilizes the community, and encourages participation in public policies related to health and socio-educational areas.

The endemic disease agents act as mediators in basic health care and are often the primary access point to health programs, disease prevention, and quality of life for people living in underprivileged or more remote communities, through home visits or community actions.

It is worth noting that the last Femar contest was held in 2018. At that time, over 600 positions were made available for high school and higher education in different areas of Municipal Administration.

There were opportunities for the positions of nursing technician, physiotherapist, nurse, speech therapist, and nutritionist. Candidates were evaluated through objective and essay tests. The objective questions covered Portuguese Language, Logical Reasoning, and Specific Knowledge for each position.

Get to Know Femar

The State Health Foundation of Maricá (Femar) operates in accordance with the provisions of specific complementary law, providing, in a decentralized manner, health services within the Unified Health System, at all levels of care, focusing on disease prevention and health promotion and recovery.

Femar aims to ensure administrative speed and effectiveness in the execution of services, with quicker actions and responses through strategic planning, at all levels of care, with regionalization in accordance with the principles of the Unified Health System and the Public Health Policies of the Municipality, State, and Union.

The Foundation values welcoming, speed, kindness in relationships, commitment to results, civic awareness, professional qualification, continuous improvement, respect for diversity, and teamwork.

New Maricá-RJ Exam Will Have 1,500 Openings for Candidates With High School and Higher Education in Health Field; Notice Will Be Published in the Coming Days

The Maricá RJ Contest Is Almost Ready. The Femar Contest Will Offer 1,500 Positions for People With High School and Higher Education and a Reserve List.

What Positions Are Available for High School and Higher Education Candidates?

Learn How the Last Maricá RJ Contest Went

Get to Know Femar

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New Maricá-RJ Exam Will Have 1,500 Openings for Candidates With High School and Higher Education in Health Field; Notice Will Be Published in the Coming Days

The Maricá RJ Contest Is Almost Ready. The Femar Contest Will Offer 1,500 Positions for People With High School and Higher Education and a Reserve List.

What Positions Are Available for High School and Higher Education Candidates?

Learn How the Last Maricá RJ Contest Went

Get to Know Femar

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