Key data
| Regulation | Resolution of April 23, 2026, from the National Institute of Health Management |
|---|---|
| BOE Publication | May 9, 2026 |
| Entry into force | Not specified in the call |
| Affected parties | Technical Engineers wishing to access fixed positions at INGESA |
| Category | Public Sector — Fixed Statutory Personnel |
| Territorial scope | Ceuta and Melilla (centers managed by INGESA) |
| Access system | Competition-opposition, open access |
| BOE Reference | BOE-A-2026-10065 |
The National Institute of Health Management convenes fixed positions in the category of Technical Engineer through competition-opposition by the general open access system. The call, published in the BOE on May 9, 2026 through Resolution of April 23, 2026, opens a specific opportunity for technical engineers who want to consolidate their position as fixed statutory personnel within the National Health System.
INGESA is the body that manages public health in Ceuta and Melilla, two territories with a differentiated health structure from the rest of the autonomous communities, where health management depends directly on the General State Administration. This makes these positions a specific opportunity for those willing to develop their professional career in these territories.
What does this regulation establish?
The call regulates a selection process to access the status of fixed statutory personnel in positions of the Technical Engineer category at INGESA. The process is governed by the statutory personnel regulations of the National Health System and is structured in two differentiated phases:
| Phase | Content evaluated |
|---|---|
| Opposition | Specific technical knowledge of the Technical Engineer category |
| Competition | Professional and training merits of the candidate |
The access system is the general open access, which means that no positions are reserved for internal promotion in this call. Applicants must meet the qualification requirements corresponding to the Technical Engineer category and the other conditions established in the call bases.
The positions convened are linked to centers managed by INGESA, whose scope of action is concentrated in Ceuta and Melilla.
Economic and operational impact
For candidates, accessing a fixed statutory personnel position means full job stability within the National Health System, with the remuneration conditions and professional career typical of the health personnel statute. Fixed status eliminates the precariousness of temporary contracts and opens access to statutory professional career.
For INGESA as an organization, this call responds to the need to fill structural positions with fixed personnel, reducing dependence on temporary and interim staff in technical engineering positions within its centers in Ceuta and Melilla.
From an operational perspective, candidates should consider that the positions are located in Ceuta and Melilla, which implies a relevant geographic mobility decision for those residing in the peninsula or other autonomous communities.
Who does it affect?
- Qualified Technical Engineers who meet the qualification requirements established in the call bases.
- Professionals in the technical engineering field interested in accessing public health employment as fixed statutory personnel.
- Temporary or interim staff currently providing services at INGESA who want to consolidate their position through this open access process.
- Candidates willing to develop their professional career in health centers managed by INGESA in Ceuta and Melilla.
- Professionals seeking job stability within the National Health System in technical engineering categories.
Practical example
An Industrial Technical Engineer with several years of experience in maintenance of hospital facilities in public health decides to apply for this INGESA call.
In the opposition phase, he will have to demonstrate his specific technical knowledge of the category, which will likely include subjects related to installations, maintenance and technical management in health environments.
In the competition phase, he will be able to provide his professional merits (previous experience in the public health system) and training merits (specific training, courses, complementary qualifications), which will be evaluated according to the scale established in the bases.
If he passes the process and obtains a position, he will become fixed statutory personnel of INGESA, assigned to one of the health centers in Ceuta or Melilla, with all the guarantees of stability and rights inherent to the statute of personnel of the National Health System.
What should candidates do now?
- Consult the complete call bases published in the BOE (reference BOE-A-2026-10065) to verify the exact qualification requirements and participation conditions.
- Check the application submission deadline, which will be established in the bases. This is the most urgent step, as opposition deadlines are non-extendable.
- Prepare the required documentation according to the bases: qualification, documentation proving professional and training merits for the competition phase, and any other specific requirement.
- Assess the geographic mobility decision, given that the positions are located in INGESA centers in Ceuta and Melilla.
- Begin or intensify preparation for the opposition phase, focused on specific technical knowledge of the Technical Engineer category in the health field.
- Compile and organize merits for the competition phase: professional experience in the public health system, specific training and any other merit assessable according to the call scale.
Frequently asked questions
What positions does INGESA convene in 2026 for Technical Engineer?
INGESA convenes fixed positions in the Technical Engineer category through competition-opposition by the open access system. The positions correspond to centers managed by INGESA, which operates mainly in Ceuta and Melilla.
What are the phases of the Technical Engineer selection process at INGESA?
The process consists of two phases: an opposition phase, which evaluates specific technical knowledge, and a competition phase, which assesses the candidate's professional and training merits.
Where will the Technical Engineer positions at INGESA be assigned?
The positions convened correspond to centers managed by INGESA, an organization that operates mainly in Ceuta and Melilla.
What requirements must be met to apply for INGESA Technical Engineer oppositions?
Applicants must meet the qualification requirements corresponding to the Technical Engineer category and the other conditions established in the call bases published in the BOE on May 9, 2026 (BOE-A-2026-10065).
When was the INGESA Technical Engineer oppositions call published?
The call was published through Resolution of April 23, 2026 from the National Institute of Health Management, with publication date in the BOE of May 9, 2026.
Official source
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