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The new Basic Health Unit (UBS) Pride of Madeira is being implemented in Porto Velho to expand access to basic health care in the region.
Registration for the selection process that will hire professionals for the new Basic Health Unit (UBS) Orgulho do Madeira, in Porto Velho, ends this Wednesday (7), at 6pm. There are 48 immediate vacancies, in addition to reserve registration, for positions at fundamental, secondary, technical and higher levels. Salaries range from R$1,680 to R$19,329.
The selection process has two notices. The first is for hiring health and operational support professionals under the CLT regime. The second is intended for doctors who will provide services as a Legal Entity (PJ).
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