Unimed Teresina and Unimed Ilhotas are certified by Great Place To Work (GPTW) in Brazil Excellent places to work. GPTW is a consulting firm that supports organizations to obtain better results through a culture of trust, high performance, and innovation. The survey was conducted during the month of March among Unimed Teresina System employees and revealed their satisfaction with being part of the cooperative.
The operator Unimed Teresina, south-center of the capital. Photo: Ascom Unimed Teresina
For the head of Unimed Teresina System, Emmanuel Fontes (CRM-PI 1912), is among the best companies to work in Brazil, in addition to highlighting the cooperative, which is an appreciation for every employee who makes their career in Unimed and Intermed.
“This means that employees value the way care, which is part of our culture and is present in our daily life, in every work, in the care we enjoy with our beneficiaries. Everything we do is from the heart,” he said.
Founded on March 10, 1983, Unimed Teresina has, in 2021, completed its 38 years of existence. It currently has more than 1000 cooperating doctors and 100,000 beneficiaries, which has raised the cooperative to the level of a large operator. “Unimed Teresina is a strong brand in the Piauiense market that is trusted by families. The President has celebrated our mission of caring for people increasingly every year.
UNIMID Primavera Hospital
Technical Director: Dr. Raphael Correa Lima (CRM-PI 3681)
Unimed Ilhotas unit
Technical Director: Dr. Alberto Monteiro (CRM-PI 3032)
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