UNIMED National Announces 100 Job Openings for Professionals with Completed High School and Higher Education

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 14/10/2023 at 11:50

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Unimed Nacional Opens Job Opportunities in Several States, Welcoming Candidates of Almost All Education Levels, With or Without Experience (Young Apprentice and Internship).

This October, Unimed Nacional announces 103 job vacancies spread across several states in the country. The opportunities range from candidates with a complete high school education to those with specific higher education degrees. A common skill required is proficiency in the Office Suite, regardless of the desired position.

List of Job Vacancies Available at Unimed Nacional

The opportunities are distributed among the states of São Paulo, Federal District, Bahia, Mato Grosso do Sul, and Maranhão:

COLLECTION ASSISTANT;
PRODUCT COORDINATOR;
SENIOR CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE ANALYST;
INTERNSHIP – PLANNING AND RELATIONSHIP WITH BROKER;
MID-LEVEL PRODUCT ANALYST;
JUNIOR INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYST;
INTERNSHIP – INFORMATION SECURITY;
QUALITY ASSURANCE NURSE;
LINEN ASSISTANT;
SENIOR FINANCIAL ANALYST;
ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION AND AUTHORIZATION ASSISTANT;
NETWORK QUALIFICATION ANALYST;
HEALTH VALUE COORDINATOR;
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT;
SENIOR BUSINESS CONTINUITY ANALYST;
JUNIOR OMBUDSMAN ANALYST;
SUPPLIES ASSISTANT;
INNOVATION SPECIALIST;
SOCIAL ASSISTANT;
PL NETWORK RELATIONSHIP EXECUTIVE;
JUNIOR BILLING ANALYST;
COFFEE ASSISTANT;
PHARMACY ASSISTANT;
HOSPITAL NUTRITIONIST;
SALES ASSISTANT;
HEALTH INFORMATION ASSISTANT;
ASSISTANT NURSE;
SENIOR PROCESS AND QUALITY ANALYST;
JUNIOR BUYER;
TECHNICAL UNIT LEADER – BIOMEDICAL;
OPME/MATERIALS AND MEDICATION BUYER;
DIGITAL SERVICE ASSISTANT;
INTERNSHIP – PSYCHOLOGY DF;
OPME BUYER II;
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT;
COSTS AND BUDGET ANALYST;
CUSTOMER SERVICE OPERATOR;
SENIOR COMMERCIAL PLANNING ANALYST;
SENIOR PROJECT ANALYST;
PHARMACIST;
COMMERCIAL COORDINATOR;
HEALTH AUDITOR II | COMPETITIVE;
COSTS ASSISTANCE PHYSICIAN (CID X CPT ANALYSIS);
ASSISTANT NURSE (SURGICAL CENTER);
SURGICAL SCHEDULING ASSISTANT;
MID-LEVEL RISK AND INTERNAL CONTROLS ANALYST;
RECEPTIONIST;
SENIOR CREDENTIALING ANALYST;
BACKOFFICE ANALYST;
EXCLUSIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE OPERATOR.

Find Out How to Compete for Job Vacancies

Unimed Nacional offers permanent positions, temporary contracts for 6 or 9 months for maternity leave, internships, talent pools, outsourced positions, and hiring for Legal Entities. There are also vacancies in a hybrid format, allowing flexibility to adapt to your needs.

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About the Company

Unimed Nacional is responsible for the national operation of the Unimed health plans. The company sells corporate medical assistance with national coverage, bringing health and well-being to over 2 million lives.

Focusing on the human being and care, it always seeks ways to strengthen relationships with its employees, clients, beneficiaries, and partners, providing a continuously better experience for all.

Unimed Nacional values and supports diversity. People with disabilities, diverse races, religions, colors, genders and gender identities, nationalities, ages, or sexual orientations are considered for all job vacancies, as it believes in the importance of cooperating, sharing ideas, and different viewpoints.

Those who are approved will enjoy great benefits such as health insurance, gym membership, dental plan, flexible hours, hybrid work, birthday Day Off, and a relaxed environment.

UNIMED National Announces 100 Job Openings for Professionals with Completed High School and Higher Education

Unimed Nacional Opens Job Opportunities in Several States, Welcoming Candidates of Almost All Education Levels, With or Without Experience (Young Apprentice and Internship).

List of Job Vacancies Available at Unimed Nacional

Find Out How to Compete for Job Vacancies

About the Company

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UNIMED National Announces 100 Job Openings for Professionals with Completed High School and Higher Education

Unimed Nacional Opens Job Opportunities in Several States, Welcoming Candidates of Almost All Education Levels, With or Without Experience (Young Apprentice and Internship).

List of Job Vacancies Available at Unimed Nacional

Find Out How to Compete for Job Vacancies

About the Company

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