The Ministry of Health has announced that it has drawn up and sent to the approval circuit a memorandum on the organization of competitions to fill vacant positions in public health units.
According to the institution, the measure aims to strengthen medical teams in hospitals, reduce pressure on existing staff and ensure the continuity of medical services for patients.
What positions would be unlocked
Through the memorandum, it is proposed to unblock the occupation of 7,621 vacant positions, distributed as follows:
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1,910 positions for doctors;
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2,955 positions for medical assistants;
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2,261 positions for auxiliary health personnel;
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436 positions for other categories of medical and sanitary personnel with higher education;
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59 positions for research staff.
The Ministry specifies that the document was developed based on the requests received from the health units and following an analysis of the personnel requirements, taking into account the efficient operation of the medical system and the responsible management of public resources.
Interim Minister of Health: “A high-performing health system needs dedicated professionals”
The interim Minister of Health, Cseke Attila, stated that the filling of these positions is necessary for the operation of hospitals at optimal capacity.
“A high-performing healthcare system needs dedicated professionals and complete medical teams. Without enough doctors, nurses and medical staff, hospitals cannot operate at full capacity, and the pressure on those already working in the system is increasing. Through this initiative, I reaffirm my commitment to support health facilities and medical teams, so that patients receive quality medical services“, stated Cseke Attila.
