Music Therapist at MacPhail Center for Music Minneapolis, MN Job at MacPhail Cen
MacPhail Center for Music, Minneapolis, MN, United States
Music Therapist (Board Certified)
Reports To: Music Therapy Manager
Department: Music Therapy
Status: Exempt, Full Time
Location: Minneapolis, On-Site; Travel 75% Within Twin Cities Metro
Compensation
New Grads starting at $50,000/annual; Benefit Eligible. Experienced (3+ years) starting at $62,500/annual; Benefit Eligible.
Job Summary
The Music Therapist provides high quality music therapy services to a wide range of clients in group and 1:1 settings. The Music Therapist also provides services in long-term care settings throughout the Twin Cities Metro area for MacPhail Center for Music’s ‘Music for Life’ program. In addition to providing direct services to clients, the Music Therapist also provides client assessments, session documentation, and other required administrative tasks. The Music Therapist works collaboratively with clients, care givers, and other providers to achieve individualized goals.
Responsibilities and Essential Functions
Provide high quality therapeutic services, music therapy interventions, assessments, treatment planning, and documentation and in both individual and group settings for clients
Adapt music therapy resources, materials and music therapy interventions to the specific needs of the client or group participants, as needed
Foster an inclusive, client-centered learning environment through the establishment of good rapport with clients, families, and partnerships
Communicate and encourage open discussion with clients, families, and partnerships regarding client’s progress, future development planning, scheduling, and all other related administrative policies
Complete all regulatory and required documentation of services provided
Support outreach and communication efforts to help raise awareness, engage new participants, and connect the work of the department to the broader community
Model curiosity, openness, and professionalism in all interactions with clients, families, and colleagues
Qualifications
Education
Board Certification in Music Therapy, required
Bachelor’s degree in Music Therapy, required
Master’s Degree in Music Therapy, preferred
Neurologic Music Therapy Certification, preferred
Experience
Experience working with diverse populations, required
Ability to teach beginner level piano, guitar, and voice, required
2-4 years of clinical experience in Music Therapy, preferred
Experience providing services in group settings, preferred
Experience developing curriculum, preferred
Skills & Abilities
Strong communication skills
Strong organizational skills
Ability to work in self-directed work environments
Demonstrated cultural competency skills
Commitment to inclusive, student-centered teaching
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Reports To: Music Therapy Manager
Department: Music Therapy
Status: Exempt, Full Time
Location: Minneapolis, On-Site; Travel 75% Within Twin Cities Metro
Compensation
New Grads starting at $50,000/annual; Benefit Eligible. Experienced (3+ years) starting at $62,500/annual; Benefit Eligible.
Job Summary
The Music Therapist provides high quality music therapy services to a wide range of clients in group and 1:1 settings. The Music Therapist also provides services in long-term care settings throughout the Twin Cities Metro area for MacPhail Center for Music’s ‘Music for Life’ program. In addition to providing direct services to clients, the Music Therapist also provides client assessments, session documentation, and other required administrative tasks. The Music Therapist works collaboratively with clients, care givers, and other providers to achieve individualized goals.
Responsibilities and Essential Functions
Provide high quality therapeutic services, music therapy interventions, assessments, treatment planning, and documentation and in both individual and group settings for clients
Adapt music therapy resources, materials and music therapy interventions to the specific needs of the client or group participants, as needed
Foster an inclusive, client-centered learning environment through the establishment of good rapport with clients, families, and partnerships
Communicate and encourage open discussion with clients, families, and partnerships regarding client’s progress, future development planning, scheduling, and all other related administrative policies
Complete all regulatory and required documentation of services provided
Support outreach and communication efforts to help raise awareness, engage new participants, and connect the work of the department to the broader community
Model curiosity, openness, and professionalism in all interactions with clients, families, and colleagues
Qualifications
Education
Board Certification in Music Therapy, required
Bachelor’s degree in Music Therapy, required
Master’s Degree in Music Therapy, preferred
Neurologic Music Therapy Certification, preferred
Experience
Experience working with diverse populations, required
Ability to teach beginner level piano, guitar, and voice, required
2-4 years of clinical experience in Music Therapy, preferred
Experience providing services in group settings, preferred
Experience developing curriculum, preferred
Skills & Abilities
Strong communication skills
Strong organizational skills
Ability to work in self-directed work environments
Demonstrated cultural competency skills
Commitment to inclusive, student-centered teaching
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