Feb 10 • 19:15 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

City Hall calls health professionals approved in the selection process in Porto Velho

Porto Velho City Hall has announced the selection of over 160 approved health professionals to enhance municipal healthcare services.

Porto Velho's City Hall has published an announcement calling for more than 160 health professionals who were approved in a simplified selection process. This initiative aims to bolster the healthcare services within the municipality, responding to the increasing healthcare needs of the community. The call includes a variety of positions such as nursing technicians, nurses, community health agents, dentists, radiology technicians, laboratory technicians, biomedical professionals, pharmacy assistants, physiotherapists, speech therapists, psychologists, dental hygienists, and administrative assistants.

The recruited professionals will serve not only in the city center but also in various districts, thereby expanding access to health services for residents. Notable areas that will benefit from this expansion include Jaci-Paraná, União Bandeirantes, Vista Alegre do Abunã, Nova Califórnia, Extrema, Abunã, Nazaré, Calama, São Carlos, Nova Mutum, Linha 28, Joana D’Arc, and Novo Engenho Velho. This strategy reflects the local government’s commitment to improving healthcare and meeting the public's demands for better service coverage.

By enhancing the healthcare workforce, the City Hall aims to ensure a more robust response to the needs of its residents, particularly in underserved areas. The professionals selected are expected to engage actively with the community and provide vital health services essential for public well-being. The initiative underlines the importance of local governance in addressing health disparities and ensuring the availability of qualified personnel in all regions of Porto Velho.

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