PROGRAMMATIC MUSIC SPECIALIST

Have you recently completed a music therapy internship or graduated from a music therapy program and are now looking for your first job in the profession of music therapy?Are you passionate about music therapy and ready to continue learning from a skilled and diverse group of music therapists?Do you excited by the opportunity to work with a wide variety of client population?As our practice grows, we are seeking novice music therapists who have completed their internships and degrees to begin full or part time work right away. The Programmatic Music Specialist is for the music therapist who has yet to earn their MT-BC credential but who has completed all music therapy coursework and internship.If this is you, apply today!Why work with us? Develop your skills as a music therapist through a variety of clinical work and supervisionBe part of a dynamic team of skilled Music TherapistsBenefit from both individual and group supervision on a regular basisEngage in professional development and continued growth and learningGain experience with a diverse case load working with young children, children and adults with special needs and older adultsPlanning, organizing and leading goal-driven music therapy sessions for groups and individuals with diverse skills, abilities, and needs in a variety of locationsDocumenting all music therapy sessions within the required time period including logs, reports, assessment and treatment plans and client communications in electronic medical record systemAssessing new clients and groups to develop treatment planDemonstrate a professional attitude to all clients, prospects, and other professionals at all timesStaff at least two community events and two tabling events in a calendar yearEngage in regular supervision with both the Clinical Coordinator and other members of the team to support them in their clinical work through our peer supervision modelBuild and maintain rapport with families, caregivers and stakeholders through phone and email communications, updates and/or changes in service deliveryComplete Job Description provided upon request.Required Education: BA, BS, or MA in Music Therapy with completed 1040 hours of clinical training and eligible to sit for the Board Certification exam. Demonstrate proficiency of clinical musicianship on piano, guitar and voice and rhythmic improvisation.Other

Requirements: Must have reliable transportation, valid license and proof of insuranceMust be willing to travel to various sites throughout Eastern MassachusettsMust own or have access to a computer/laptopHours, Pay Range and

Benefits: Part Time Employees will work an average of 1-16 hours a week depending on contract work available. Pay will vary based on education and experience.Full Time employees will work 16 or more clinical hours a week depending on contract work available. Pay will vary based on education and experience. Full Time Employees are Benefits Eligible including Medical Benefits, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, and Life Insurance.Salary range for a part-time Programmatic Music Specialist will be $34.00-$38.00 per clinical hour, and $15 per administrative or training hour.Salary range for a full-time Programmatic Music Specialist will be $42,000-$47,000 per year.Job Setting: On-site at Roman Music Therapy Services in Wakefield, MA and off site visits in the surrounding Greater Boston, Metro West , South Shore and North Shore areas through contracts with schools, community programs, agencies, and individual families. Sessions may be delivered in-person or virtually.Position Reports to: Clinical Program Manager, Roman Music Therapy ServicesJob Types: Full-time, Part-timeSchedule: 4 hour shift8 hour shiftChoose your own hoursHow to Apply: If this role is exactly what you are looking for to grow and develop in your career, please submit your cover letter and resume or C.V. in pdf format to jobs@romanmusictherapy.com .Please note this job posting is not designed to cover or contain a