Following the evaluation completed by health professionals to access positions in the Rural and Marginal Urban Health Service (Serums) 2024-II this Sunday, September 1, nationwide, the Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported that the results will be announced no later than Monday, September 2.
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As is known, the evaluation that brought together More than 13,000 applicants in 27 locations distributed across throughout the national territory, although an error in the address provided by the Ministry of Health caused confusion, which caused delays and disorientation among applicants.
Regarding the development of this process, the Ministry of Health issued a statement indicating that this Sunday, September 1, the new useful evaluation was carried out for the process of allocating places for Serums 2024-II in all regions of the country, “under a strict security and transparency protocol, ensuring the integrity of the examination.”
“For the first time, the evaluation was carried out in a decentralized manner in all regions of the country, including Metropolitan Lima. In each of the 27 locations where the exam was carried out, representatives of the Regional Health Directorates and Management (Diresas and Geresas), the Crime Prevention Prosecutor’s Office, the Ombudsman’s Office, the National Police of Peru and the presence of the Comptroller General of the Republic participated,” it reads.
The Minsa specified that the evaluation lasted 2 hours, starting at 10:00 a.m. The results will be announced no later than Monday, September 2., following the established guidelines and once the corresponding verification process has been completed.
The Minsa assured that the sector fulfilled its commitment to carry out a transparent and high-quality evaluation, with the participation of the corresponding authorities. “This effort seeks to guarantee security and equity in the selection of positions, in defense of the principles of meritocracy that guide this process,” it indicated.
It is worth remembering that they participated More than 13,500 professionals in the fields of medicine, nursing, nutrition, obstetrics, dentistry and pharmaceutical chemistry.
