In Manaus, specialization expands the performance of health professionals

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In the health area, betting on a specialization allows the professional to explore other areas of activity

Manaus (AM) – In an increasingly competitive labor market, investing in a specialization brings several professional advantages. In addition to adding knowledge, it increases opportunities and reach new career positions. In the health area, betting on a specialization allows the professional to explore other areas of activity.

The maintainer of the Centro de Ensino Literatus, Elaine Saldanha, explains that the work of the Nursing Technician, for example, is not restricted to hospitals. The training also offers opportunities in health clinics, laboratories, company outpatient clinics and even with “home care” (home care).

The professional can even work in the occupational health area, as an Occupational Nursing Technician, which offers good working conditions and an average salary of 3,600, depending on the segment and the size of the company.

It operates as a member of the Services Specialized in Safety Engineering in Occupational Medicine (SESMT) and participates in worker education projects, mainly in disease prevention and health promotion programs.

To train these technicians, Literatus started to offer Specialization in Occupational Health, through the Distance Learning modality (EaD). Studying through the institution’s platform, the student manages to reconcile academic life, work and other day-to-day commitments.

Urgency and emergency

On the 3rd of July, Literatus will begin face-to-face classes of Specialization in Urgency and Emergency. The training aims to train Nursing Technicians to work on improving the quality of care for urgencies and emergencies, with a reduction in mortality and sequelae.

Technicians trained in this specialty will be able to work in 24-hour health units, emergency rooms, intensive care units, together with the nursing team and other health professionals. The average salary for this professional ranges from R$1,500 to R$2,500, depending on the size of the company.

“Having a specialization can make a big difference between being employed or not, between receiving a promotion or not and reaching the position you want to occupy in the job market”,

assesses the manager of the institution, a reference in professional education, with more than 40,000 trained technicians.

Those interested in starting a specialization in the health area can register through the website

*With advisory information

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