Music Therapist
Ladgov Corporation
If you're a board-certified music therapist, this remote role lets you build clinical experience early in your career while working directly with people who need support. Ladgov Corporation is looking for someone to design and lead virtual music therapy programs from anywhere in the US.
You'll conduct individual and group sessions, teach guitar skills, lead mindfulness exercises, and coordinate virtual retreats. You'll also manage documentation, collaborate with healthcare providers and songwriters, and help recruit participants. It's a mix of direct client work and program logistics—good training for someone serious about the field.
You need your MT-BC certification and real skills in guitar and songwriting. Experience with substance use disorder treatment, group facilitation, and trauma-informed care is preferred. If you've worked with veterans or clinical populations, or managed programs before, that strengthens your application.
To apply, submit your materials through CareerJumpShip. Have your certifications, portfolio of work, and a clear example of a program you've led ready to share.
About this role
Key Responsibilities Conduct virtual individual and group music therapy sessions Teach guitar skills and facilitate songwriting activities Lead mindfulness and stress-reduction exercises Coordinate and execute virtual retreat programs Document clinical services in the electronic health record system Collaborate with songwriters and healthcare providers Manage program logistics, reporting, and weekly meetings Support outreach and participant recruitment Required Qualifications Board-Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC) Experience in: Substance use disorder treatment (preferred) Group facilitation and virtual instruction Strong skills in: Guitar instruction Songwriting or music composition Knowledge of trauma-informed care and mindfulness practices Preferred Qualifications Experience working with veterans or clinical populations Program management or project coordination experience Familiarity with electronic health record (EHR) systems Originally posted on Himalayas