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Recruitment reserve for ULS do Estuário do Tejo

SEP14 September 2026 at 12:44

The Local Health Unit (ULS) of Estuário do Tejo opened a competition procedure for the establishment of a recruitment reserve. The competition is intended for the nurse category. The information was shared by the Portuguese Nurses' Union (SEP), indicating that this is a recruitment process to meet the nursing staffing needs of this health unit. The article is quite brief, not specifying details about the number of vacancies, application deadlines, or requirements for candidates.

Why this matters

Nurses in the Estuário do Tejo region now have a formal opportunity to apply for a recruitment reserve that may result in future admissions. The ULS benefits from having a pre-approved list of professionals to meet nursing staffing needs as vacancies arise.

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