Work at Samu! Mobile Emergency Care Service Opens Recruitment Process to Fill Available Positions

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 15/12/2024 at 22:37

Updated on 15/12/2024 at 22:38

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The opportunity many have been waiting for to join the Samu (Mobile Emergency Care Service) has arrived with new job openings.

If you dream of working on the front lines of healthcare and haven’t been able to apply yet, this is your chance.

The Intermunicipal Consortium of Health for Emergency and Urgency in the Southern Triangle (Cistrisul) recently announced the opening of a selection process to fill essential positions, but not everything is as it seems!

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The Uberaba Regional Samu is looking for reinforcements for its team.

Although some positions had already been opened previously, not all were filled, which led to a new selection being organized, bringing opportunities for those who wish to join one of the most important emergency services in the region.

Selection Process for Samu Job Openings

According to Cistrisul, the new selection process aims to fill positions for the role of medical regulation assistant technician and fleet operator.

This selection is not limited to filling the available positions; it also aims to form a reserve list for the regulation center of the Uberaba Regional Samu.

Competition will be fierce, and those who wish to secure one of these positions must pay attention to the details.

In October, Samu opened positions for 16 medical regulation assistant technicians, but unfortunately, not all were filled.

To cover these gaps, five more positions have been added for immediate hiring, plus a reserve list for future needs.

This means there are still opportunities for those who were unable to apply previously.

Regarding the role of fleet operator, the selection process in October was successful, already with enough candidates to fill the staff.

However, now the selection is exclusively to form a reserve list, with the possibility of calls as service demand arises.

Details of the Job Openings and Offered Salary

For those interested in applying, applications have been open since December 18 and will close on January 8, 2025, and the selection will be made through title evaluation.

The final result is expected to be announced on January 24.

The positions offered in the selection process have the following work schedule:

Medical Regulation Assistant Technician: 12×36 hours per week, with a salary of R$ 2,720.45.
Fleet Operator: also with a work schedule of 12×36 hours per week and a salary of R$ 2,720.45.

Both positions require total dedication to teamwork, as well as the ability to handle emergency situations that may require speed and accuracy.

Applications Can Be Made In-Person or Online

The application process offers two options for interested candidates: applications can be made online, through the official Cistrisul website, or in person, at the consortium’s headquarters, located at Rua Antônio Moreira de Carvalho, No. 135, in the Boa Vista neighborhood, Uberaba.

This selection process is an excellent opportunity for those who want to join Samu, an institution of great relevance to public health, and offers a chance to work in an essential area, saving lives.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of one of the most important teams in the city and contribute to emergency care for the population. The positions are open, but time is short!

Are you ready to face the challenges of Samu? Comment below if you applied for the selection process and what you expect from this opportunity!

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Alexandre da anunciação

#102708

22/12/2024 15:10

Sou técnico em enfermagem e gostaria de trabalhar no SAMU, nunca é tarde pra fazer o que a gente gosta

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Adriana Aparecida Silva

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17/12/2024 20:34

Quero participar desse processo

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Carine

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17/12/2024 19:35

Boa noite gostaria muito dessa oportunidade de trabalho cuidar é salvar vidas importantes

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Work at Samu! Mobile Emergency Care Service Opens Recruitment Process to Fill Available Positions

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Work at Samu! Mobile Emergency Care Service Opens Recruitment Process to Fill Available Positions

Did You Know That Samu in Uberaba Has New Job Openings with Salaries of Up to R$ 2,720.45? Don’t Miss This Chance to Join One of the Most Important Emergency Services in the City. The Selection Is to Fill Positions and Form a Reserve List. Sign Up Now!

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