Overview
- The Ministry of Health finished the national MIR/FSE adjudication on Wednesday, May 27, assigning every one of the 12,362 offered specialist training plazas and scheduling take‑up of posts for June 4–5.
- As a follow‑up the ministry will run an extraordinary repesca procedure to fill any vacancies that emerge after incorporations, with a resolution and detailed instructions to be published on its website in the coming weeks.
- The last plaza nationally was a Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria post in Ferrol assigned on May 27, highlighting that family medicine — 2,544 places offered this year — accounted for much of the late selection activity.
- Resident groups and teaching societies welcomed full allocation but warned the outcome does not solve structural problems: semFYC urged a structural reading of the data and Asociación MIR España said it may call an indefinite residents’ strike from September if verifiable improvements to supervision and working conditions are not secured.
- Regional results underline uneven pressures in the system: Galicia offered 207 family‑medicine places and will for the first time train six MIR in Urgencias y Emergencias, a milestone that officials say must come with proper tutors, clear training itineraries and limits on excessive on‑call or service loads to protect learning and retention.