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Andalusia publishes provisional ophthalmology transfer lists

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The Andalusian Health Service has released provisional results for its FEA Ophthalmology transfer competition. Candidates can submit objections electronically from 4 to 24 November inclusive.

The provisional allocations for basic vacant FEA Ophthalmology posts in the Andalusian Health Service’s internal transfer competition reflect candidates’ scores and requested destinations. The Andalusian Health Service (Servicio Andaluz de Salud) says the results also include vacancies added through the competition’s system of resultas.

The Directorate-General for Personnel approved the resolution on a proposal from the assessment committee. The provisional lists show successful candidates in alphabetical order and by score, including their self-assessed merit points, the committee’s scores for each section and the final total.

Lists are available on physical or virtual noticeboards at the Service’s central offices and the territorial delegations of the Regional Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs. They are also published on the Servicio Andaluz de Salud website. Separate lists identify candidates who have not been allocated a post. Annex I gives exclusion reasons and marks some applicants as “not assessed” where their scores and requested destinations leave no prospect of an offer, or where they requested the post they already hold. Annex II sets out reasons for refusing applications for conditional participation based on family cohabitation and a shared-municipality destination.

Objections and requests to withdraw must be filed electronically through the VEC using the relevant standardised form. The filing period runs from 4 to 24 November inclusive, a span of 15 working days, starting on the working day after publication in the Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía. A separate Canary Islands conference on legal and health research is scheduled for 13 and 14 November in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

The assessment committee will propose the final resolution, which will be published in the Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía. That publication will open the period for successful candidates to take up their posts. The provisional resolutions and lists are accessible through the 2025 transfer competition progress table.

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