The County Emergency Medical Institute faced a challenging situation in employing doctors at its branches, which forced it to repeat certain tenders. Ahead of the summer, it sought 10 doctors for seasonal work in branches across the county, along with additional nurses, technicians and drivers.
The tender covered the Zadar, Pag, Nin-Vir, Biograd, Starigrad, Preko-Kali, Posedarje and Benkovac branches, with staff hired on a fixed-term basis for the duration of the tourist season. In addition to doctors, nurses, technicians and drivers were also sought.
The Institute’s website still features an active tender for the employment of female and male doctors for T1 teams in five branches: Zadar, Benkovac, Pag, Posedarje and Preko/Kali. This tender was published on 14 October with an application deadline of eight days.
Director Dr Mladen Oluić stated that they received more applications than the number requested for the doctor tender. According to him, the branches are fully staffed, and the 14 October tender relates to permanent employment, whereas previous tenders were for fixed-term work.
Oluić announced that the process would be completed next week and that a larger number of candidates than required had applied. He emphasised that the employment situation is now much better, with even a surplus of applications.
