Music Therapist
UofL Health
Music Therapist
UofL Health
Regional academic health system with hospitals
To provide expressive art and/or music processes to assess and treat clients with emotional, cognitive, physical, and/or developmental needs and disorders.
The expressive therapist chooses materials and interventions appropriate to their client’s needs, and designs sessions to achieve therapeutic goals and objectives. The expressive therapist maintains appropriate records and periodic reports on client progress as required by department guidelines and professional standards; participates in professional staff meetings and conferences and provide information and consultation regarding the patient’s clinical progress.
Education / Accreditation / Licensure (required & preferred):
Art therapists require a master’s degree; music therapists must possess a minimum of bachelor’s degree in music therapy.
Board certification for both music or art therapy preferred; required by the end of first year of employment.
American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR required.
NVCI certification required, including team control and transport, upon hire and annually while an employee of psychiatric services.
Experience (required and preferred):
One year Expressive (Art or Music) therapy in a mental health setting preferred.
Regional academic health system with hospitals
UofL Health is a not-for-profit regional academic health system serving Louisville and surrounding areas with nine hospitals, four medical centers, specialty centers like Brown Cancer Center and Eye Institute, and over 250 physician practice locations with 1,200+ providers. It operates through an integrated network of hospitals, centers, and outpatient clinics that deliver patient-centered care and coordinate among physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other professionals. Affiliated with the University of Louisville School of Medicine, the system conducts clinical trials and collaborates on research to develop new technologies and treatments, with access to care expanded through a partnership with Carroll County Memorial Hospital. With more than 14,000 team members, its goal is to transform the health of the communities it serves by providing compassionate, high-quality care and access to advanced medical options.
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