Art Therapist LGPAT or LCPAT (Child Unit)

Responsibilities:

• Demonstrates patient focus and strives to exceed patient/family expectations for customer service. 
• Provides professional art psychotherapy treatment/services to individuals and groups. 
• Utilizes observation skills at the clinical professional level to assess patient’s level of functioning both individually and in group activities. 
• May complete art therapy assessment(s) as requested.   
• Interviews patients and assesses their functional level according to professional standards. 
• Collaborates with treatment team to develop a safe & therapeutic plan of care. 
• Identifies and delivers services according to patient specific needs, diagnosis and population. 
• Provides consultation, instruction, and direction to other clinical staff, students and volunteers. 
• Completes documentation of initial patient screen/assessment and ongoing treatment /progress in compliance with hospital and program standards. 
• Completes all documentation so that it is accurate, complete, timely, and in accordance with Hospital & program standards. 
• Reports pertinent observations to appropriate team members. 
• Selects and maintains supplies and equipment which support a variety of appropriate treatment concepts and are geared to patients’ skills, creativity levels, and ages. 

The pay range for this position is $46,790 minimum - $90,195 maximum.  Pay for this position is determined on a number of factors, including but not limited to, years and level of related experience.

Requirements:

• Work requires the completion of a Master's degree in Art Therapy from an accredited college or university. Depending on assignment, may be required to have education/training specific to age and diagnosis of patient population. 
• Work requires possession of a Maryland State license as a Licensed Clinical Professional Art Therapist (LCPAT) at the time of appointment and continuously while in the position.      
• Work requires two to three years of relevant work experience, including experience with the specific patient population served by the assigned program/unit.