Lecturer of Music Therapy

Lecturer of Music Therapy

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• Request to Recruit
• Position Title:
  
  Lecturer of Music Therapy
• Tenure Status:
  Non-Tenure Track
• Provide Rank:
  Lecturer
• Position Number: 087251
• VISA Sponsorship? VISA sponsorship is not available for this position. All candidates must be eligible to work and live in the U.S.
• Department:
  School Of Music - 270000
• Working Location (City, State):
  Boone, NC

Minimum Qualifications:

Holds a master’s degree in music therapy, with a minimum of transcripted graduate credits equivalent to 12 semester hours or the equivalent of graduate credits in music therapy beyond the undergraduate equivalency requirements. At least two years of full-time clinical experience in music therapy or its equivalent in part-time work.

(No Minimum Level Required) Music therapy program is interested in candidates who demonstrate mastery of applicable advanced competencies in music therapy; effectiveness as a music therapy clinician in at least one area of practice; experience teaching and clinically supervising undergraduate students at various levels; general understanding of the supervisory needs of pre-internship students, and professional level skills in supervision; and demonstrate skills necessary to organize a university music therapy clinic.

Candidates are encouraged to provide evidence of experience and interest in any additional area(s) of expertise through requested and submitted materials.

Current board certification by the Certification Board for Music Therapists is required.

The Hayes School of Music is home to more than 420 students and 60 full‑time faculty members. It offers undergraduate degrees in music education, music therapy, music industry studies, and music performance, with concentrations in instrumental or vocal performance, music theory/composition, jazz, and sacred music. Graduate programs are offered in music therapy and music performance, with concentrations in instrumental or vocal performance, collaborative piano, music composition, and conducting.

Supported by the Hayes Endowment for Musical Excellence, the school is part of Appalachian State University, an accredited member of the National Association of Schools of Music.

Dedicated to preparing musicians for professional careers, the Hayes School of Music cultivates performers, composers, educators, therapists, conductors, scholars, and music industry professionals who will shape the future of musical leadership at the state, regional, and national levels. The school is committed to equipping graduates to thrive in a rapidly evolving musical landscape and in an inclusive, innovative, and multicultural world.

The Erneston Music Library, located in the Broyhill Music Center, supports the curriculum of both the Hayes School of Music and the University. Alongside books, scores, and recordings, the Special Collections Research Center in Belk Library houses an expanding collection of rare books and manuscript materials related to classical music. Highlights include the scores of conductor Hans Schwieger, the original manuscripts of composer Tui St.

George Tucker, and the Matanya Ophee Collection – one of the world’s largest collections of 19th‑century guitar music.

• Teach undergraduate music therapy courses such as practicum class, functional music skills courses, and music therapy core classes in their areas of expertise.
• Supervise multiple undergraduate practicum teams in various settings and manage the pre-internship clinical training program.
• Collaborate with music therapy faculty members and participate in music therapy program meetings.
• Clinic management duties may include communicating with university partners, managing all intake processes for clients, assigning clients to appropriate music therapists, and maintaining electronic medical records and billing procedures.
• As time allows, pursue new community connections for music therapy services. Summer administrative and clinical work may be necessary.
• Carry a 12 hour load each semester with credit for music therapy clinic management, practicum coordination, and any courses taught.
• This position does not require research or creative activity.

Full Time

• 1.0 Number Of Months Per Year: 9
• Physical Demands:
  To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential job duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with…