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Objective: This is an account of experience in health and education, whose objective is to document and reflect the relationship between education and interprofessional work in the attention to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Method: Located in the city of Macaíba, in Rio Grande do Norte, the TEA Attention Service (Satea) is inserted in the Unified Health System (SUS) as an outpatient reference for maternal and child health care and for auditory, motor and rehabilitation and intellectual. The implementation of Satea came with the prerogative to act in the training, development and permanent education of health professionals, developing integrated teaching, research and extension actions focused on conceptions of social responsibility, equity, quality and efficiency, to generate scientific evidence, develop strategies and promote partnerships capable of strengthening and assisting SUS. Outcome: Satea is becoming a local reference service for the care of children with ASD. Much of this recognition comes from a work based on interprofessionality and the construction of collaborative practices with the local Teams of Family Health Strategy. This experience has favored the access of the local professionals to the permanent education, recognizing them as fundamental agents for the learning in service and for the legitimation of the formative role of SUS. Conclusion: It is understood that the experiences presented in this study can serve as a basis for other specialized services in maternal and child health and rehabilitation; in addition to offering SUS users the documentation of the implementation process and implementation of a specialized service in TEA. Keyword: Neurodevelopmental disorders. Autistic disorder. Integrality in health. Health education. RECEBIDO EM: 2/7/2018 MODIFICAÇÕES REQUERIDAS EM: 2/1/2019 ACEITO EM: 15/7/2019 1 Neuropsicóloga, preceptora multiprofissional do Centro de Educação e Pesquisa em Saúde Anita Garibaldi, Instituto Santos Dumont. samantha.maranhao@isd.org.br 2 Fisioterapeuta. Gerente do Centro de Educação e Pesquisa em Saúde Anita Garibaldi, Instituto Santos Dumont. lilian.lisboa@isd.org.br 3 Médica neurologista infantil, preceptora médica do Centro de Educação e Pesquisa em Saúde Anita Garibaldi, Instituto Santos Dumont. celina.reis@isd.org.br 4 Diretor-Geral do Instituto Santos Dumont. reginaldo@isd.org.br

EDUCAÇÃO E TRABALHO INTERPROFISSIONAL NA ATENÇÃO AO TRANSTORNO DO ESPECTRO DO AUTISMO: UMA NECESSIDADE PARA A INTEGRALIDADE DO CUIDADO NO SUS