Director Music Therapy Services

AdventHealth Orlando is hiring a Director of Music Therapy Services to lead its creative arts therapy program at its flagship hospital campus in Orlando, Florida. ### What you'll do - Administer music therapy and conduct clinical research studies and assessments across pediatric and adult populations - Develop and oversee music therapy programs, operational workflows, and administrative functions - Lead recruitment and hiring of credentialed arts therapists and set team and intern competency standards - Create team schedules and unit/patient census assignments; provide formal supervision and mentorship to interns and staff - Deliver in-service training and presentations to interdisciplinary team members - Evaluate opportunities to expand creative arts therapies across the organization ### What we're looking for - Board Certified Music Therapist (MT-BC / CBMT) — required; Neurologic Music Therapist (NMT) — preferred - Bachelor's degree in Music Therapy required; Master's degree preferred - 1,200 clinical hours of music therapy fieldwork including an internship in a medical setting - 2+ years of post-internship music therapy clinical experience in a medical setting - Proficiency in voice, guitar, piano, and percussion - Strong leadership, organizational, and clinical supervision skills ### What's included - Salary range: $54,230–$100,876 per year - $5,000 relocation bonus - Medical, dental, and vision insurance effective day one - 403(b) retirement plan - Paid time off from day one; 4 weeks 100% paid parental leave - Career development resources and whole-person well-being support ### About the practice AdventHealth Orlando is a large faith-based acute care hospital located in Orlando, Florida, serving both adult and pediatric patients across a broad range of clinical specialties. The health system emphasizes holistic, mission-driven care that integrates body, mind, and spirit. The Music Therapy program operates as part of an interdisciplinary care model with direct patient and family impact across inpatient units.