Music Therapy Professor & Research Leader (Online/Hybrid)

SWAMTA; Canyon (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

SWAMTA is seeking a faculty member to administer the undergraduate Music Therapy program and teach Music Therapy courses, with the possibility of teaching related areas such as Music Theory or Music Education depending on qualifications.

The candidate should hold a Doctorate in music therapy or related field and MT-BC credentials, along with a Master’s degree in music therapy or related area and substantial clinical experience.

Qualifications

• Doctorate in music therapy or related field required.
• MT-BC credential required with master’s degree in music therapy or related area.
• At least three years of full-time clinical music therapy experience.
• Ability to teach undergraduate courses and online/hybrid formats.
• Demonstrated knowledge of music therapy research and publications.
• Active participation in professional organizations expected.

Responsibilities

• Administer and manage the undergraduate music therapy program.
• Teach music therapy courses; teach additional courses such as music theory or music education as qualified.
• Supervise undergraduate students clinically and academically.
• Engage in research and scholarly activities; contribute to program development.

Skills

Engaging teaching

Online & hybrid instruction

Music therapy research knowledge

Scholarly publication

Active professional organizations

Program administration

Clinical supervision

Education

Doctorate in music therapy or related field

MT-BC credential

Master’s degree in music therapy or related area

Graduate credits ≥12 sem. hrs in music therapy

Job description

SWAMTA is seeking a faculty member to administer the undergraduate Music Therapy program and teach Music Therapy courses, with the possibility of teaching related areas such as Music Theory or Music Education depending on qualifications.

The candidate should hold a Doctorate in music therapy or related field and MT-BC credentials, along with a Master’s degree in music therapy or related area and substantial clinical experience.