Government of Pará makes 5th call for those approved in the C-220 competition of Sespa

The Government of Pará, through the State Secretariat of Planning and Administration (Seplad), published, this Tuesday (20), in the Official State Gazette (DOE), No. 36,232, a new call for the C-220 competition of the State Secretariat of Health (Sespa).

In total, 81 approved candidates are to be part of the effective public servant staff of the state, totaling 450 candidates already called in the competition, which means more than 100% of the number of vacancies offered.

“The C-220 competition offered 315 vacancies, in addition to a reserve list, for medium and higher levels in different positions. With this new appointment, we have already appointed 450 approved candidates, within the number of vacancies provided and part of the reserve list. This result reinforces the commitment of the Government of Pará to public health, ensuring the presence of qualified and prepared professionals to serve the Pará population with excellence,” highlighted Thainná Alencar Vieira, deputy secretary of People Management at Seplad.

The new servers have been called for the positions of Administrative Agent, Nursing Technician, Nurse, Clinical Pathology Technician, and Biomedical. The state health secretary (Sespa), Ivete Vaz, emphasized that "the appointments represent an important advance in our capacity to provide care," she stated.

"The new professionals arrive at a strategic moment to join the existing teams and expand care for the population. It is also a recognition of the merit of those approved and a concrete step in valuing public servants. We remain firm in our purpose to strengthen health in Pará with planning, responsibility, and commitment to those who need it most,” emphasized Ivete Vaz, state health secretary (Sespa).

With the publication of the Appointment Ordinance in the Official Gazette, the appointed individuals must pay attention to the schedule established by Sespa and Seplad, which addresses medical examinations, submission of digital documentation, and physical documentation necessary for taking office.

With this action, the Government of Pará reaffirms its continuous effort to ensure a stronger, more accessible, and humanized public health system through the appreciation and qualification of its servers.