Responsible for planning and implementing therapeutic activities, stimulating the development of skills and daily living activities of users of the mental health services provided by AESC, always in alignment with AESC’s Mission, Vision, and ethical, moral, and human values, grounded in the principles of the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of St. Charles Borromeo Scalabrinianas. Join AESC—you too! **Responsibilities and Duties** Conduct individual or group therapeutic interventions through creative, recreational, and expressive activities, promoting users’ autonomy, rehabilitation, and social interaction; * Stimulate and support daily living activities by designing dynamics that enable expression of ideas, feelings, and personal organization; * Foster the development of personal and social skills through therapeutic workshops that facilitate user socialization. **Requirements and Qualifications** Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy * Experience in the field of Mental Health; * Knowledge of Brazil’s Unified Health System (SUS), the Psychosocial Care Network (RAPS), and the Statute of Children and Adolescents (ECA). **Additional Information** 100 hours per month. **We Offer:** * Unimed Health Insurance (according to institutional policy); * Bradesco or Unimed Odonto Dental Insurance (according to institutional policy); * Bradesco Life Insurance at no cost to the employee; * On-site cafeteria; * Transportation allowance; * Daycare assistance at partner daycare centers or daycare reimbursement for other establishments; * Telehealth mental health services, extended to family members; * Panvel Pharmacy partnership; * Birthday day off (according to current policy); * Discount on Open English English-language courses (according to institutional policy); * Discount on technical, undergraduate, and MBA programs (according to institutional policy). Founded in 1962, AESC originates from the Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of St. Charles Borromeo Scalabrinianas, present in Rio Grande do Sul since 1915, and established here with the purpose of welcoming and caring—particularly—for migrants vulnerable due to socioeconomic and cultural conditions, both in their countries and places of origin. Today, we have over 4,000 employees across the education, health, and social responsibility sectors. Our social responsibility unit operates in Caxias do Sul, housing the Migrant Support Center. Our educational units are located in Farroupilha; Colégio Nossa Senhora de Lourdes in Caxias do Sul; Colégio São Carlos in Caxias do Sul; and Colégio São Carlos in Santa Vitória do Palmar. Our health units operate in Porto Alegre—including hospitals and reference services in Rio Grande do Sul and Brazil: Hospital Mãe de Deus, Hospital Santa Ana, and Psychosocial Care Centers—as well as in Capão da Canoa, where Hospital Santa Luzia is located.