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Part-Time Animal-Assisted Therapist
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What they do
An Art Therapist directs and coordinates recreational activities for people with disabilities or illness to help them improve their emotional and physical well-being, improve motor skills and increase confidence. Leads activities involving art, crafts, and similar activities. Assists patients with disabilities to learn to use public resources such as parks and public transportation, and integrate in the community. Works with people of all ages, in schools, nursing homes, clinics and other healthcare facilities, or in parks and recreation departments.
$67,654 / year median in Arizona
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Qualifications Required:
Bachelor's degree or higher in Psychology, Counseling, Social Work, Behavioral Health, or a related field Experience working in a behavioral health or mental health setting Strong communication and interpersonal skillsPreferred:
Master's degree in a mental health field Animal-Assisted Therapy certification Experience facilitating therapeutic groups Experience working with animals in a professional or therapeutic setting Animal-Assisted Therapy certification is preferred, but not required. We are especially interested in candidates who are passionate about learning and growing in the field of animal-assisted therapy. Locations Aurora Behavioral Health -Tempe & Glendale, AZ Position Details Job Type:
Part-TimePosition:
Therapist /Animal-Assisted TherapistSetting:
Inpatient Behavioral Health Why Animals With Heart? Because therapy doesn't always have to look like sitting across from someone in an office. Sometimes healing looks like a patient smiling for the first time that day.Sometimes it looks like reaching out to pet an animal.
Sometimes it's finding a moment of calm, connection, or trust. If you're ready to combine your clinical skills with your love of animals and make a real difference, we want to meet you! Join Animals With Heart and help us put more heart into healing.