ACSS explains failure in vacancies for the 2027 medical internship with "complexity" of the process and anticipation of deadlines

The ACSS addressed issues regarding the medical internship vacancies for 2027, citing the complexity of the process and the early deadlines as contributing factors. Candidates faced a new, untested online system for selecting vacancies, leading to complaints from the Medical Association and unions. Some vacancies reportedly disappeared between the regional and national maps, affecting specific health units. The ACSS explained that the intricate process involves over 2,000 vacancies and multiple institutions, increasing the likelihood of errors. They proposed a new module for direct registration of vacancies to enhance transparency, but it has not been accepted by the Medical Association. The ACSS emphasized that changes to the vacancy map are not possible once the selection process has begun, and they are working on improving coordination among involved entities.