Abstract
Objective: To report the experiences lived by residents of a multiprofessional residency program in Intensive Care in a public hospital in the southern interior of the legal Amazon facing the pandemic caused by the Sars-CoV-2 virus popularly known as COVID-19. Experience report: This experience report consists of showing the experience of residents of a multiprofessional residency program in intensive care. With the arrival of the pandemic there were several changes in routine, resident scales and institutional protocols, training carried out for professionals, due to the increased demand, rationing occurred and lack personal protective equipment, and several impacts on the psychosocial health of these professionals. Final considerations: The multiprofessional approach has become common today and at this very challenging moment it facilitated the process of developing health actions, making possible a collective relationship capable of allowing the exchange of knowledge and technical interventions, experiences and information with the potential to facilitate construction of an effective and safe therapeutic plan for the patient.