Hospice Music Therapist
affinity care of ohioWaterville (ME)
About the role
BOARD CERTIFIED MUSIC THERAPISTS (OR ELIGIBLE TO TAKE THE CERTIFICATION EXAM)Job Title/Position: Music Therapist
Reports To:
Clinical ManagerJOB DESCRIPTION SUMMARYThe Music Therapist, contracted or employed, provides music therapy to address physical, emotional cognitive and social needs of patients. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES1. Provides music therapy services to patients according to a written individualized plan of care. This may include, but not be limited to:a. Assessing and evaluating therapeutic status, and participation in the development of the total plan of care. Evaluates home environment.b. Directing music therapy treatment.c. Determining priority needs for music therapyd. Reporting to physician patient's reaction to treatment or changes in condition.2. Initiates music therapy program and instructs other personnel and/or family/caregivers in certain phases of music therapy with which they may work with a patient, as well as instructing them as to the goals of the music therapy program for the patient by participating in case conferences.3. Prepares and submits clinical and progress summaries based on the attainment of goals.4. Provides music therapy consultation to families/caregivers, as appropriate.5. Provides in-service education programs for nursing personnel as needed.6. Participates in the interdisciplinary group.7. Actively participates in the quality assessment performance improvement teams and activities.8. Participates in an orientation program for hospice team members.
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS:
Possesses a baccalaureate or masters degree in music therapy approved by an accredited organization. Certified to practice as a music therapist within the state. At least (2) two years of appropriate experience as a music therapist. Community/Hospice experience is preferred. Possesses and maintains current CPR certification. Understands hospice philosophy, focus of care is comfort vs rehab Licensed driver with an automobile that is insured in accordance with state requirements and is in good working order.
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