Art Therapist PRN
Job Essentials
Develop and provide appropriate art therapy interventions for patients and families in coverage for full time and part time staff.
Manage resources, including time, staff, and budget effectively.
Provide creative art therapy services for patients and families at the end of life and at hospital based memorial services in collaboration with the psychosocial team.
Document art therapy interventions in patient charts in a timely and thorough manner, including initial assessments and progress notes.
Demonstrate an understanding of the appropriate scope of art therapy within a clinical setting.
Promote communication with medical team, nursing, and other family support service departments.
Maintain accurate art therapy session statistics in quality assurance efforts.
Minimum Qualifications
- Master's degree in a related field (Counseling, Marriage & Family Therapy, Social Work, Psychology, Addiction Counseling, Psychiatric Nursing, Psychiatry) and 700 hours of supervised practicum/Internship hours in Art Therapy.
- Masters' degree in Art Therapy (Approved by the American Art Therapy Association (AATA)) - degree will be verified.
- Excellent organizational skills.
- Knowledge of child development milestones related to chronic illness and hospitalization.
Preferred Qualifications
- Board Certification as an Art Therapist (American Art Therapy Association).
- Certification is required to be obtained within a year of hire.
- CMHC (Clinical Mental Health Counseling) Credential.
- One year of experience in a clinical setting.
Location
Intermountain Health Primary Childrens Hospital, Primary Childrens at Lehi
Scheduled Weekly Hours
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Pay Range
$28.15 - $43.42
Benefits
We care about your well-being – mind, body, and spirit – which is why we provide our caregivers a generous benefits package that covers a wide range of programs to foster a sustainable culture of wellness that encompasses living healthy, happy, secure, connected, and engaged.
About the Role
This position provides for a clinical and evidence based use of art to meet the individualized healthcare goals of patients through individual, group or environmental intervention.