This mandate is contained in an order published today and signed by the Minister of State and Finance, Joaquim Miranda Sarmiento, and the Minister of Health, Ana Paula Martins.
“This exceptional license allows, at least until the opening of the competitive procedure for the regular period of final assessment of medical training in 2024, to ensure the speedy processes of recruitment of doctors into the National Health Service in exceptional cases which, for reasons, prove to be of clear urgent importance,” the order said. .
According to the document, the appointment of doctors to ULS and oncology institutes is based on a positive prior opinion from the National Health Service Executive Directorate, which must take into account factors such as budget scope, forecasts and the presence of corresponding vacancies. Map for employees.
Moreover, the opinion of executive management must take into account the profile of care and the location of ULS, within the scope of hospital referral networks, as well as the shortage of doctors in the corresponding specialty, the order also notes, which considers that “the needs of medical personnel are dynamic and require responsiveness.” A quick”.
On the ninth of this month, the Central Administration of the Health System issued the classification lists for the final evaluation process for medical internships, related to the 2024 regular season.
Recently, the Independent Medical Association (SIM) asked the Department of Health for clarification on how upcoming competitions to recruit new specialists will be conducted, claiming “uncertainty” that exists in many NHS entities.
The SIM Association said, in a statement on the 7th of this month, that it had sent a letter to the Ministry of Health regarding opening competitions for the assistant category, “due to the lack of information from the supervisory authority in this regard.”
The union also said that it alerted the ministry to the need to prepare operations “as quickly as possible, so that assistant competitions are launched as quickly as possible, in compliance with the law that specifies that they must be conducted within 30 days.” After approval of the classifications
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