Social assessment and medical examination services will be held on November 14th and 15th
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The Ministry of Social Security and the INSS promote a joint service effort on November 14th and 15th, providing 7,959 vacancies in Social Security agencies in eight states for medical examination and social assessment.
The Ministry of Social Security (MPS) and the National Social Security Institute (INSS) are promoting a joint effort this weekend (14 and 15 November) that will make 7,959 service vacancies available in Social Security agencies in eight states.
During the joint effort, social assessment and medical expertise will be provided. In social security agencies (APS) where only medical examination appointments are offered, social workers will be available to support citizens.
To schedule an appointment, interested parties must access the institute's website or the Meu INSS application. There is also the possibility of making an appointment by telephone, via Central 135.
Vacancies are distributed as follows:
Medical Expertise
Northeast
Pernambuco (1,370 vacancies): APS Caruaru (700), Recife-Pina (215), Recife-Encruzilhada (160), Petrolina (160), Serra Talhada (75) and Recife-Areias (60)
Maranhão (653 vacancies): APS São Luís-Deodoro (230), Pinheiro (160), Bacabal (150), São Bento (59) and Grajaú (54)
Alagoas (480 places): APS Maceió-Tabuleiro do Martins (300) and Arapiraca (180)
Bahia (60 vacancies): APS Irecê (35) and Brumado (25)
Southeast
Rio de Janeiro (1,735 vacancies): APS Duque de Caxias (640), Nova Iguaçu (484), São João de Meriti (432) and Nilópolis (179)
North
Pará (960 vacancies): APS Santarém (960)
South
Paraná (1,320 vacancies): APS Paranaguá (528), Colombo (396) and São José dos Pinhais (396)
Social Assessment
Northeast
Ceará (409 vacancies): APS Sobral (200), Crateús (109) and Itapipoca (100)
Pernambuco (300 vacancies): APS Recife-Areias (80), Recife-Corredor do Bispo (80), Recife-Pina (80) and Recife-Casa Amarela (60)
Alagoas (201 vacancies): APS Maceió-Almirante Álvaro Calheiros (74), Maceió-Tabuleiro do Martins (45), Arapiraca (42) and Maceió-Poço (40)
Bahia (176 vacancies): APS Feira de Santana (80), Salvador-Brotas (56) and Itabuna (40)
Maranhão (155 vacancies): APS São Luís-Cohab (45), Imperatriz (40), São Luís-Deodoro (30), Açailândia (20) and São Luís-Nazaré (20)
Sergipe (134 vacancies): APS Aracaju-Siqueira Campos (120) and Lagarto (14)
South

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