SESI Is Hiring! Salary of R$12,754.41 with Fixed Hours from Monday to Friday; Submit Your Resume by December 11

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Published on 04/12/2024 at 13:12

O SESI está contratando! Salário de R$12.754,41 com horário fixo de segunda a sexta; Envie seu currículo até 11 de dezembro (Imagem: Representação)

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An Unmissable Opportunity at SESI for Those Seeking Stability and Challenges in the Health Field. Check Out the Benefits and How to Participate!

The Social Service of Industry (SESI), a reference in health and well-being for industry workers, has job openings at SESI for the position of Health Network Coordinator.

With an attractive salary of R$ 12.754,41, this is an excellent opportunity for health professionals looking to manage services and implement assistive improvements.

The selected professional will be responsible for coordinating the SESI health network, including doctors, dentists, psychologists, and ergonomists, ensuring the quality and compliance of the services provided.

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Selective Process in Stages

The selection process will take place in three stages: resume analysis, assessment profiling, and in-person interviews. Applications can be submitted until December 11, 2024, and candidates will receive all information about the stages via email.

Job Opening at SESI

Health Network Coordinator – Location: Florianópolis, SC
- Salary: R$ 12.754,41.
- Requirements: Bachelor’s degree, postgraduate degree in health, experience in managing health networks.
- Announcement Date: (11/28/2024).

More jobs can be checked directly on the official SESI portal.

How to Apply?

Applications must be submitted via email, as indicated in the job announcement. It is essential that candidates send an updated resume and meet the established deadlines.

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About SESI

SESI is one of the institutions managed by FIESC, working in areas such as health, education, and quality of life for industry workers.

Working at SESI means joining a team focused on transforming lives, with opportunities for growth and professional development.

If you identify with the values of SESI and meet the requirements of the position, this could be your chance to join a renowned institution. Apply now and transform your career!

SESI Is Hiring! Salary of R$12,754.41 with Fixed Hours from Monday to Friday; Submit Your Resume by December 11

An Unmissable Opportunity at SESI for Those Seeking Stability and Challenges in the Health Field. Check Out the Benefits and How to Participate!

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