Abstract
The professional development of teachers has been the subject of educational proposals that value a teacher training no longer based on technical rationality, but from a perspective that recognizes the ability of these professionals to decide to confront their daily actions with theoretical productions, especially in a period post-neoliberal they are. Faced with this reflection, the aim of this work - of applied and exploratory nature, appreciating and exploring the quantitative and qualitative approaches - is to understand the professionalization of university teaching in the post-neoliberal context and its impact on practices and knowledge of academics, with reference to the perceptions of teaching professionals in the health field. The result of a larger research work instrument used herein was approved by the Research Ethics Committee (CEP / UFU) under the registration protocol 043/11.  
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