Hourly: $38.15 - $50.35; bonus/equity: not specifi...
On-site
Trauma-informed music therapy delivery
Telehealth bereavement session facilitation
Culturally sensitive end-of-life interventions
UCLA Health is seeking a per diem Music Therapist to support the 3 Wishes Program at their Santa Monica location. The role focuses on providing trauma-informed music therapy services to families facing end-of-life situations, including creating personalized songs and conducting bereavement support sessions
Job Summary
The role centers on delivering culturally sensitive interventions that honor patients and support grieving families during and after a patient's passing.
Responsibilities include conducting telehealth bereavement support sessions and creating personalized Heartbeat Legacy Songs for loved ones.
This is a meaningful opportunity to bring comfort, connection, and healing to families during some of their most vulnerable moments.
Matching Summary
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UCLA Health is seeking a per diem Music Therapist to support the 3 Wishes Program at their Santa Monica location. The role focuses on providing trauma-informed music therapy services to families facing end-of-life situations, including creating personalized songs and conducting bereavement support sessions.
Salary
Hourly: $38.15 - $50.35; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Trauma-informed music therapy delivery
Telehealth bereavement session facilitation
Culturally sensitive end-of-life interventions
Interdisciplinary clinical team collaboration
Institutional documentation standards adherence
Nice-to-have
Adaptability to variable weekly workloads
Compassionate connection with grieving families
Timely response to medical directors
Strong organizational skills for file management
Key Requirements
Music Therapist Board Certified (MT-BC) via CBMT
Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Music Therapy
Minimum 3 years experience in grief work
Experience in palliative care or hospice end-of-life care
Ability to maintain professional certification and ethical practice