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Job Type: Music Therapist - Full Time - Salary
Start Date: As soon as possible
How to Apply: Please cover letter, resume, and 2 references who have seen your clinical work to info@juliasplacemusictherapy.com
Overview:
Julia’s Place Music Therapy is seeking an experienced, flexible and motivated certified music therapist with neurologic music therapy training to join our team of music therapists. Our programs take place at our fully-stocked clinic located at the north end of Brampton, online, and/or within the GTA community. Our clients are diverse in culture and ability, and our therapists have the training, sensitivity, and experience to meet their wide-ranging needs. Our clinic is designed to provide clients with a fun and safe place to learn and grow. When visiting our clinic, all clients are provided access to a sensory room, sensory gardens, an outdoor park, swings, and an enclosed area with farm animals.
The successful candidate will enjoy working independently and within a team environment, and will value personal and professional growth. The ideal candidate is warm, approachable, and reliable. They must demonstrate an interest in working with children and youth with ASD and Developmental Delays. This role includes providing music therapy sessions and program development. The music therapist must display professionalism and follow the CAMT Code of Ethics at all times. It is expected that the music therapist prepares for all of their sessions, keeps records of all sessions, and evaluates programs as needed. Music therapists are expected to relate to their clients in a positive manner, recognizing and utilizing the unique abilities of each individual.
Other details:
Paid time off
Paid sick days
Health and Dental benefits package
Supervision
Collaborative team environment
Specific Responsibilities
This role will be divided approximately into 75% clinical work (30 clinical hours = 24 direct client contact hours and 8 documentation hours), 15% transit and admin (6 hours), and 10% program creation (4 hours).
Duties and responsibility include:
Maintain timely communication with Julia’s Place staff and clients
Answer emails and phone calls as needed
Participate in weekly team meetings
Participate in supervision as needed
Provide music therapy sessions, assessments and other music programs.
Conduct music therapy sessions as scheduled
Maintain professional attire at all times
Complete documentation
This includes: session agendas, session notes, assessment reports and update reports
Regular session notes must be completed the same day that sessions take place
Ratio of client contact time to documentation time is expected to be 3:1.
Develop new programs and complete other administration tasks.
Qualifications:
Bachelors or Masters Degree in Music Therapy
CAMT member in good standing with MTA status (Note: we provide extra support and supervision for candidates who are preparing for their board certification exam)
Valid Neurologic Music Therapy training (optional)
Skills/Abilities:
Proficient in reading, writing, speaking and comprehension in the English
Language
Computer literacy, including effective working skills of Google Drive systems (docs, sheets) and e-mail systems.
Strong musical skills
Comfortable presenting on and explaining music therapy to the public
Requirements:
Vulnerable Sector Check
Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle
Valid CPR and Standard First Aid (C) certificate
Working Conditions:
Lifting and transportation of instruments.
May be required to provide hand-over-hand assistance to clients
Some clients may have unpredictable behaviours
Driving to different locations may be require
Job Type: Music Therapist - Part Time - Hourly
Start Date: December 2024
How to Apply: Please cover letter, resume, and contact information for 2 references who have seen your clinical work to info@juliasplacemusictherapy.com
Overview:
Julia’s Place Music Therapy is seeking an experienced, flexible, and motivated certified music therapist with neurologic music therapy training to join our team of music therapists. Our programs take place at our fully-stocked clinic located at the north end of Brampton, online, and/or within the GTA/Dufferin County community. Our clients are diverse in culture and ability, and our therapists have the training, sensitivity, and experience to meet their wide-ranging needs. The clinic is designed to provide clients with a fun and safe place to learn and grow. When visiting our clinic, all clients are provided access to a sensory room, sensory gardens, an outdoor park, swings, and an enclosed area with farm animals.
The successful candidate will enjoy working independently and within a team environment, and will value personal and professional growth. The ideal candidate is warm, approachable, and reliable. This role includes providing music therapy sessions and specialized music recreation programs with opportunities for program development, if desired. The music therapist must display professionalism and follow the CAMT Code of Ethics at all times. It is expected that the music therapist prepares for all of their sessions, keeps records of all sessions, and evaluates programs as needed. Music therapists are expected to relate to their clients in a positive manner, recognizing and utilizing the unique abilities of each individual.
Specific Responsibilities
Duties and responsibility of the music therapist will be to:
Maintain timely communication with Julia’s Place staff and clients
Answer emails and phone calls as needed
Participate in weekly team meetings
Participate in supervision as needed
Submit time sheet at the end of each month
Provide music therapy sessions, assessments and other music programs (as agreed upon).
Conduct music therapy sessions as scheduled
Maintain professional attire at all times
Complete documentation
This includes: session agendas, session notes, assessment reports and update reports
Regular session notes must be completed the same day that sessions take place
Ratio of client contact time to documentation time is expected to be 3:1.
Complete other tasks as requested
Qualifications:
Bachelors or Masters Degree in Music Therapy
CAMT member in good standing with MTA status (Note: we provide extra support and supervision for candidates who are preparing for their board certification exam)
Valid Neurologic Music Therapy training (preferred)
Skills/Abilities:
Proficient in reading, writing, speaking and comprehension in the English Language
Computer literacy, including effective working skills of Google Drive systems (docs, sheets) and e-mail systems.
Strong musical skills
Requirements:
Vulnerable Sector Check
Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle
Valid CPR and Standard First Aid (C) certificate
AODA certificate (https://www.aoda.ca/free-online-training/)
Working Conditions:
Lifting and transportation of instruments.
May be required to provide hand-over-hand assistance to clients
Some clients may have unpredictable behaviours
Driving to different locations may be required