The city government of Mongaguá, located on the coast of São Paulo, Brazil, has launched a selection process to fill 35 temporary roles for healthcare professionals in the Emergency Mobile Care Service (SAMU). This initiative aims to enhance the emergency medical services in the municipality and respond better to the health needs of its residents. The application period is scheduled from March 16 to March 27, with the requirements set to ensure that candidates contribute to the process meaningfully.

To apply, candidates must submit their applications through the municipal website, and there is a unique social character to the application fee, which entails donating disposable baby diapers of specific sizes to the local health department. Additionally, candidates can request a waiver of the application fee, with instructions outlined in the selection process notice. This approach not only helps reduce barriers to entry for applicants but also contributes to social initiatives within the community.

The selection process will consist of two stages: a written objective test and a practical test, slated for April 25. The objective test will include 25 questions, focusing on relevant medical knowledge and skills needed for emergency care. By opening these positions, Mongaguá aims to bolster its emergency medical response capabilities and ensure that qualified professionals are available to serve the public.