Processo seletivo em Macaé liberado com muitas vagas anunciadas

Selection Process in Macaé Opened with Many Positions Announced

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/09/2017 at 12:45

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TJRJ Finally Released The Selective Process In Macaé After Much Controversy. Applications Are Open From September 11 To 12.

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Macaé finally has its selective process definitively approved. Those wishing to apply will have only 2 days to register, specifically on September 11 and 12. The tests are scheduled for the 23rd and 24th of the same month. Most of the positions require a high school or elementary education, but there are also positions for higher education. Below, see the huge number of vacancies that the city of Macaé is making available:

Vacancies (Quantity)

Community Health Agent (98), Mason Helper (5), Logistics Admin Assistant (60), Necropsy Assistant (8), On-call Physician (8), General Maintenance Assistant (20), School Services Assistant (300), Plumber (5), Paver (6), Carpenter (3), Dentist (5), Nurse (50), Daily Nurse (20), Upholsterer (3), Pharmacist (10), Mortuary Attendant (20), Mechanic (5), Doctor (10), On-call General Practitioner (70), On-call Forensic Doctor (5), On-call Pediatrician (15), On-call Psychiatrist (5), Truck Driver (7), School Bus Driver (4), Workshop Instructor (6), Water/Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator (30), Heavy Machinery Operator (4), Social Guide (50), Mason (3), Painter (2), Health Unit Receptionist (25), Labourer (225), Daily Nursing Technician (32), Radiology Technician (15), Nursing Technician (150), Dental Equipment Maintenance Technician (1), Hospital Equipment Maintenance Technician (3), and Resident Technician (10).

Official Notice And Publication

As mentioned in the first paragraph, the official publication from the city hall can be found on its portal, you can access it here and download the notice. Remember that the applications for the Petrobras 2017 contest end on September 4, hurry as there’s still time to sign up. The details of this contest can be seen here in the official article here. There are specific study guides that many people are acquiring and have been enjoying very much.

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Selection Process in Macaé Opened with Many Positions Announced

TJRJ Finally Released The Selective Process In Macaé After Much Controversy. Applications Are Open From September 11 To 12.

Vacancies (Quantity)

Official Notice And Publication

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