6 Psychologist Positions in Majadahonda 2026: Call, Deadlines and How to Apply

Key data

The Municipality of Majadahonda opens 6 Psychologist positions for its fixed-term labor personnel through open competitive examination. The Resolution of July 3, 2026 was published in the BOE of July 14, 2026, which activates the calculation of the application submission deadline starting the next day, July 15, 2026.

For Psychology graduates seeking stability in local public employment in the Community of Madrid, this call represents a concrete opportunity with defined deadlines and regulations already published.

What does this call establish?

The resolution formally announces the selection process to fill 6 Psychologist positions in the fixed-term labor personnel of the Municipality of Majadahonda. The key aspects of the procedure are as follows:

The regulations of the call, which contain the access requirements, syllabus, phases of the selection process and evaluation criteria, were previously published in the Official Gazette of the Community of Madrid (BOCM) no. 153, June 30, 2026. It is in that document where applicants must consult the complete details of the process.

Subsequent announcements of the selection process—lists of admitted candidates, exam dates, results—will be published as established in the regulations themselves, so it is essential to consult BOCM no. 153 to know the channels and deadlines for monitoring.

Economic and operational impact

For the Municipality of Majadahonda, the incorporation of 6 psychologists as fixed-term labor personnel represents a structural increase in the municipal workforce, with the salary costs and Social Security associated with indefinite positions.

For applicants, accessing one of these positions implies:

• Job stability: these are fixed-term labor positions, with the guarantees inherent to public employment.
• Compensation according to collective agreement: economic conditions are governed by the collective agreement or agreement applicable to labor personnel of the Municipality of Majadahonda, whose specific details appear in the regulations published in BOCM no. 153.
• Competitive process: being an open call, all Psychology graduates who meet the requirements can apply, without prior quota reservation.

Since the call does not specify in the BOE resolution the specific compensation amount, applicants must consult the complete regulations in BOCM no. 153 to know the classification group and associated compensation.

Who does it affect?

• Psychology graduates who wish to access local public employment in Majadahonda (Madrid).
• Active exam candidates in the field of psychology in the Local Administration of the Community of Madrid.
• Psychology professionals seeking stability as fixed-term labor personnel in a municipality.
• HR managers of local entities who monitor the public employment market in psychology for benchmarking their own calls.
• Academies and exam preparation instructors who must inform their students about new active calls.

Practical example

A Psychology graduate residing in the Community of Madrid who wants to apply to this call must act quickly. The 20 working day deadline from July 15, 2026 is the available margin to prepare and submit the application.

The specific process would be as follows:

1. Download the complete regulations from BOCM no. 153, June 30, 2026, to verify the degree requirements, experience and required documentation.
2. Calculate the application deadline: 20 working days from July 15, 2026 (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and official holidays).
3. Prepare the required documentation according to the regulations and submit the application through the channel indicated in the regulations themselves (in-person or electronic, as established by BOCM no. 153).
4. Monitor subsequent process announcements—lists of admitted candidates, exam date—which will be published as provided in the regulations.

What should applicants do now?

1. Consult the complete regulations in BOCM no. 153 (June 30, 2026): it is the document that contains the access requirements, syllabus, process phases and evaluation criteria. Without reading it, it is not possible to properly prepare the application.
2. Calculate and note the application deadline: the deadline is 20 working days from July 15, 2026. Determine exactly the last working day to avoid missing the deadline.
3. Verify compliance with requirements: check that you have a degree in Psychology and other conditions required in the regulations before starting the application process.
4. Prepare and submit the application: follow the submission procedure indicated in the regulations (channel, documentation, fees if applicable), within the established deadline.
5. Activate process monitoring: subsequent announcements—admission of candidates, exam dates, results—will be published as provided in the regulations. Identify the publication channels to not miss any communication.

Official source

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Notice: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific decisions, consult a qualified professional. Source: https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-15329