A Music 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 music, instruments, and sound. 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.
Company Overview At Caliber Therapies, we are redefining what it means to provide compassionate, evidence-based care. Our team of dedicated recreational, music, and creative arts therapists is committed to improving the quality of life for individuals of all abilities—supporting their growth across physical, cognitive, social, emotional, and spiritual domains. We believe that exceptional client care starts with strong practitioner support. That's why we prioritize a collaborative work culture, flexible scheduling, competitive compensation, mileage reimbursement, and access to professional development. At Caliber Therapies, you won't just be joining a team—you'll be part of a mission-driven community that values innovation, autonomy, and lasting impact. Summary We are seeking a passionate, creative, and client-centered Music Therapist who thrives in a flexible, community-based setting. The ideal candidate uses music as a dynamic tool to engage, support, and empower clients across a wide range of abilities. We're looking for someone who brings both clinical insight and creativity to their work—someone who can operate independently while contributing to a collaborative and supportive team. Responsibilities Plan and facilitate appropriate MT sessions Complete session notes within company expectations Submit invoicing by company deadlines Strong communication skills with team and supervisors Requirements Bachelor's or Master's degree in Music Therapy from an AMTA-approved program Board Certification (MT-BC) required Strong musicianship and the ability to use a variety of instruments and vocal techniques in sessions Demonstrated ability to engage and motivate clients through evidence-based and individualized interventions Experience working with neurodiverse populations, individuals with disabilities, or behavioral health needs preferred Reliable transportation and ability to travel for community-based sessions
