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Samu from Espírito Santo Has Openings in Hospital Support and Medical Areas, Applications Start Today, October 17

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 17/10/2019 at 10:29

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Job Opportunities at Samu in Espírito Santo Range from Operator and Driver to Doctors and Nursing Technicians and Will Be Filled Through Objective Tests and Four Other Stages

The Board of the Brotherhood of Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Vitória begins today, October 17, the selection process to compose the team of the Mobile Emergency Care Service – SAMU 192 of the State of Espírito Santo, under the regime of the Consolidation Laws of Labor (CLT) and based on Agreement No. 077/2018 formalized with the State of Espírito Santo. Offshore Physical Education Instructors Are Requested, See Here!

The candidate must fill out the Registration form, in Word format, Calibri font, Size 12 and in Uppercase. It is mandatory to complete all fields of the specific registration form for each position (access here), including the registration date and telephone with area code. After properly filling it out, the Registration Form must be sent as an attachment (Word), maintaining the same format described above, to the following email address: samu192.pseletivo@saude.es.gov.br.

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See the list of available positions:

Operator Auxiliary of Medical Regulation/TARM – Registration from 19 to 25/10/2019 (access here the Notice 05/2019)
Emergency Doctor – Registration from 17 to 23/10/2019 (access here the Notice 06/2019)
Emergency Driver – Registration from 17 to 23/10/2019 (access here the Notice 07/2019)
Radio Operator/RO – Registration from 19 to 25/10/2019 (access here the Notice 08/2019)
Emergency Nursing Technician – Registration from 17 to 23/10/2019 (access here the Notice 09/2019)
Emergency Nurse – Registration from 19 to 25/10/2019 (access here the Notice 10/2019)

The candidate must wait for confirmation of their registration, which will be sent to the same email address used by the candidate to submit the Registration Form, within a period of up to 02 (two) business days.

For questions and further information about the Selection Processes in Espírito Santo, please contact via email: samu192.pseletivo@saude.es.gov.br or by phone at (27) 3198-0968 and (27) 3198-0969.

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