Vacancies
Call for Editor-in-Chief: Canadian Journal of Music Therapy
The Canadian Association of Music Therapists (CAMT) seeks applicants for the position of editor-in-chief for the Association’s annual journal, the Canadian Journal of Music Therapy (CJMT). CAMT will consider applications from two applicants planning to share the duties of the position in a co-editor arrangement.
The successful applicant(s) will assume responsibility for the publication of the journal as soon as possible. This is a two-year, part-time contract position with an annual $2,500 (CAN) honorarium.
CJMT, the official journal of the CAMT, is an annual open access (OAS) publication. Peer- reviewed, it provides a written medium for the dissemination of music therapy scholarship, especially that of Canadian researchers followed by non-Canadian music therapists and members of allied disciplines. More details about CJMT are available at https://cjmtrcm.musictherapy.ca/index.php/cjmt-rcm.
The editor-in-chief leads the team responsible for publishing the CJMT. The editor-in-chief also functions as the English content editor. The other members of the team include the French content editor, associate editor, English and French copy editors, editorial board reviewers, graphic designer, and printer.
For further information and details on how to apply, click the ‘Find out more’ button below. Open for applications to 10 August 2024.
Vacancy for a Music Therapist Blenheim/Picton area
Client group: Primary, Secondary age, specialist education
There is currently a vacancy for a Music Therapist in beautiful Marlborough. This position is made up of contracting work, with several enquiries from 2 schools, and the family of a private client Blenheim/Picton. You would be working directly with providers, providing both group and individual music therapy in a variety of settings. As seems to be the trend in our beautiful region there have been a number of enquiries across the Nelson/Tasman/Malborough area for Registered Music Therapists. With only 2 of us in Nelson, and 1 in Blenheim – the work will only grow (particularly for those willing to travel).
Number of hours per week: 5-15 – with much more scope to grow your practice. As a regional group, we also need at least another music therapist to come to the region, to help keep up with an ever growing demand for music therapy. This work would suit someone that is able to establish connections in their community, but would also like the support of regional peer group supervision.
For further information, please contact Emma Matthews, Emma Makes Music – Music Therapy Services ematthewsmusictherapy@gmail.com
