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Public sector opportunities in Brazil

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Public sector employment and educational opportunities continue to emerge across various Brazilian regions. In Rio de Janeiro, RioSaúde is offering 40 temporary positions for generalist nurses, with applications open until October 13. The Military Firefighters Corps of the State of Rio de Janeiro (CBMERJ) has announced 192 temporary volunteer military service positions for 1st Lieutenant BM Specialists in the health sector, with applications open from October 19 to November 9, 2026. New opportunities have been announced in other states, including 30 vacancies for substitute judges in Rio Grande do Sul through the Court of Justice (TJ-RS), offering a salary of R$ 30,505.36 for applicants with a law degree and three years of legal experience. In Pará, the State Secretariat of Education (Seduc-PA) is conducting a contest for 2,000 positions for teachers and administrative staff, with salaries reaching up to R$ 5,907.63. Educational and scientific initiatives are also expanding. The Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation’s ‘Futuras Cientistas’ program offers 470 free spots for scientific immersion at major laboratories. Additionally, the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) is accepting applications for 150 spots in a distance learning specialization in Environmental Education. The Ministry of Health’s Mais Médicos Especialistas (PMM-E) project remains a major focus. The second call for the third cycle has opened, offering 224 immediate vacancies and 4,350 reserve list positions across 24 medical specializations, including cardiology, psychiatry, and urology. Applications are available via the UNA-SUS platform until October 29, 2026. The program targets underserved areas, with 55% of opportunities in the country’s interior and 46% of immediate vacancies in the Northeast. Monthly stipends for selected specialists may reach up to R$ 20,000 in high-vulnerability municipalities. To qualify, candidates must hold an active registration with the Regional Medical Council (CRM) and a valid Specialist Qualification Registry (RQE).

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