Canary Islands Health Service Appoints Fixed Physiotherapist Following Judicial Ruling
Published: August 11, 2025|health-and-public-services|Gobierno de Canarias
Appointment of Haridian de las Nieves Clavijo Morales as a Permanent Physiotherapist in the Canary Islands
Background and Process
- The Canary Islands' Health Service officially appointed Haridian de las Nieves Clavijo Morales as a permanent physiotherapist.
- Her appointment followed a lengthy legal process marked by challenges.
- Initially selected through a competitive exam in 2019.
- Her appointment was delayed due to judicial proceedings.
Legal Developments
- In 2023, a court ruled in her favor, declaring the previous resolution null and void.
- The court awarded her a score of 73.8 points.
- Following the ruling, health authorities revised their decision.
- They proposed her appointment in July 2025.
Final Steps and Implications
- She must formally take up her position within a month.
- If she fails to do so, she risks losing her right to the post.
- This case highlights the ongoing legal battles in the Spanish public employment system.
- Judicial decisions can significantly influence hiring processes in the public sector.
Significance
- Emphasizes the importance of legal clarity in employment rights.
- Demonstrates the impact of court rulings on job stability and service provision in the Canary Islands.
- Ensures qualified professionals like De las Nieves Clavijo Morales can secure their rightful positions.
- Strengthens the regionās healthcare workforce.
"This development ensures that qualified professionals like De las Nieves Clavijo Morales can secure their rightful positions, strengthening the regionās healthcare workforce."