We are an institution that values both tradition and innovation as its core pillars. Santa Casa da Bahia is a charitable social assistance association dedicated to practicing charity and delivering services in the fields of health, education and research, culture, social assistance, and education—without subordination to the State or the Church. This secular institution, which **has always served the well-being of the people of Bahia**, strategically guides its management so that employees and volunteers share the same philosophical foundation, enabling society to understand the entity's identity. **Business**: Caring for individuals and promoting their dignity **Mission**: To implement acts of solidarity in health, education, culture, and social action, inspired by ideals of mercy. **Vision**: To be recognized as Brazil's leading and most comprehensive philanthropic institution. **Responsibilities and Duties** Support the organization, control, and analysis of accounting documents for financial reporting by Santa Casa da Bahia's affiliated units. **Requirements and Qualifications** * Currently enrolled in the 2nd semester of Accounting Sciences; * Proficiency in computer skills; * Availability for morning and afternoon shifts. **Additional Information** **Workload:** * 30 hours/week **Work Regime:** * In-person We are delighted by your interest in joining our team of collaborators, which already comprises approximately 5\.500 employees. Before learning more about your professional profile, we invite you to explore the history of Santa Casa da Bahia—a philanthropic institution committed to helping those most in need. It was in 1549, when Tomé de Sousa served as Governor-General of Brazil, that a rammed-earth-and-thatch house was built in the Historic Center of Salvador. For nearly 200 years, it housed the Hospital de Caridade—the first hospital in the State of Bahia—and the only facility providing care to Bahians at that time. Only on July 30, 1893, was the Santa Izabel Hospital (HSI) constructed in the Nazaré neighborhood of Salvador, replacing the former healthcare unit located in Pelourinho. The original hospital building became the administrative headquarters of Santa Casa da Bahia and, in 2006, was transformed into the Museum of Mercy. Santa Casa da Bahia is a charitable social assistance association dedicated to practicing charity and delivering services in the fields of health, education, research, culture, social assistance, and education—without subordination to the State or the Church. **\*Santa Casa da Bahia does NOT request payments under any circumstances related to employment opportunities, nor does it request PIX transfers for job-related training courses or for sending personal data via messages. Our sole channel for receiving resumes is the Gupy platform, and all stages of the admission process are also conducted exclusively through Gupy—both accessed using login credentials registered by the user themselves as a platform customer.\*** **Stay alert and protect your data!**
João Silva
Indeed · HR
João Silva
Indeed · HR
