Nursing Professionals and Drivers Needed for Job Openings in Healthcare on This Day 29

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Published on 29/07/2020 at 10:52

Ambulâncias do grupo CDM saúde; Fonte: Redes Sociais da empresa

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CMD Health Group, a provider of medical-hospital services, is hiring nursing professionals and drivers

Attention healthcare workers, there are job openings today (07/29) for you! CMD Health Group needs nurse technicians, nurses, and ambulance drivers for temporary contracts in Bahia and Piauí. This is your chance to re-enter the job market, see below how to apply.

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The company has the most modern and complete ambulances in the country and aims to serve its clients with excellence, therefore, it has vehicles available for immediate delivery for new projects, rental for events, and other needs.

Another differential of its work is the advisory service provided to doctors in managing their offices or clinics. It values agile and quality service, which is why it is always in constant training to better serve you.

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CMD HEALTH GROUP is hiring for the following job vacancies:

9 nurse technicians;
6 ambulance drivers;
1 Nurse;

Additional Information

Monday to Friday, 8 hours a day
Temporary contract for a period of 2 months.
Salary to be agreed.
Work Locations: BAHIA AND PIAUÍ

Applications: Interested candidates must send their resumes via email to administrativo@grupocmdsaude.com.br specifying the job position in the subject line. More information can be obtained by phone: (031) 3046-8102. Good luck!

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