Art Therapist
- East Bay Art Therapy
- Other
- San Jose, CA
- 06/22/2024
- $60.00 - $90.00 hourly
- Part-Time
- Urgent
- W-2
- In Person
Position Title: Art Therapist
Company: East Bay Art Therapy
Location: San Jose, CA
Company Website: eastbayarttherapy.com
Job Type: W2 Employee. Part Time (5-6 groups per week) Groups last 20 weeks total (10 fall semester, 10 spring semester) Room for growth within company to increase services/work hours in future. Position starts in mid-late August 2024.
Availability: Must be available 2 weekdays during school hours (approximately 8am-3:30pm.)
Positions: 1
Job description
Clinical Responsibilities
· Provide group art therapy services with High School students at public high schools in East San Jose
· Ensure services and treatment are culturally sensitive/informed in regard to all types of identities, especially those that are marginalized (gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, religion, body size, disability, etc) Must be anti-racist, LGBTQIA+ affirming, and working towards dismantling all systems of oppression including fatphobia.
· Travel to various high schools throughout East Side San Jose to provide these groups. (Car and CA Drivers License Required)
· All groups must involve an art therapy directive.
· Option to write your own art therapy group curriculum and/or use/adapt/edit East Bay Art Therapy group curriculum. Submit all group curriculum to clinical supervisor before 10 week group series begin. Submit edits as they come up.
· Complete group progress notes for each group facilitated.
· Maintain positive and collaborative relationships with on-site Social Workers and staff at each high school.
· Submit attendance to on site social worker after each group completed.
· Report any clinical concerns to on site social workers at each school, via email (if non-emergency) or in-person immediately after group (if emergency)
· Work within the limits of their qualifications, education, and skills
· Value, support and respect the rights of others
· Be punctual and maintain a professional attitude toward their tasks
· Immediately notify the supervisor (and on-site social workers) if unable to work due to health or other reasons
· Maintain confidentiality and privacy with regards to organizational, client, and other information of a confidential nature. Adhere to HIPAA standards.
· Represent East Bay Art Therapy accurately and positively at all times.
· Ensure timely documentation of groups through progress notes and timely return phone calls and emails from on-site social workers and East Bay Art Therapy supervisor.
· Adhere to all standards of practice outlined by the ATCB (Art Therapy Credentials Board).
Organizational Responsibilities
· Complete and pass a criminal reference check and a vulnerable sector search, if required
· Complete and return all East Bay Art Therapy registration documents as indicated on the orientation checklist
· Read, sign, and honor East Bay Art Therapy’s confidentiality and conflict of interest agreements
· Meet monthly with clinical supervisor and clinical team for consultation. (If you have your ATR-Provisional, you will meet weekly with clinical supervisor)
· Read and adhere to all East Bay Art Therapy policies and procedures
· Address areas of conflict or concern in accordance with East Bay Art Therapy’s policies
· Complete all documentation of their work according to East Bay Art Therapy standards
· Maintain accurate record of work hours and tasks completed, in progress, and assigned
· Carry out assigned tasks responsibly. Request support when needed
· Participate in evaluations when asked by their supervisor
· Attend any designated training or orientation assigned by their supervisor
· Report any health and safety concerns to their supervisor
· Provide appropriate and adequate advance notice of intention to leave the organization (must complete a 10 week group session to it’s finish if possible).
Minimum Required Qualifications
· Have current ATR-P, ATR, or ATR-BC and Master’s Degree in Art Therapy
· Minimum 1 year post graduate clinical experience providing art therapy services.
· Ability to provide compassionate, empathic, and ethical service
· Good standing with the ATCB and malpractice insurance entities.
· Ability to be creative and innovative in clinical role
· Be able to work independently after basic training
· Excellent time management skills
· Have access to computer or tablet for word processing and email.
· Confidence, experience and passion for working with adolescents.
· Confidence, experience and passion for running groups.
· Confidence, experience, and passion for using art therapy interventions.
· Fully vaccinated against Covid-19
· Must have a reliable vehicle and CA Driver’s License
· Preferred: Bilingual in Spanish
· Preferred: Member of a marginalized community/identity and/or lived experienced that informs clinical work.
Pay:
$60-90 per hour for all clinical hours (Even if a group is 50-59min due to the school bell schedule, you are still paid for one hour.)
$20 per hour for all admin hours (2 admin hour per week for doing notes. Additional paid admin time includes mandatory trainings, team meetings, and supervision)
$20 per hour for drive time between school sites during your workday
Benefits / What's Provided:
Retirement Plan
1 hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked
Free CEU’s
Business HIPAA Compliant email
All supplies and art materials for your work
Free East Bay Art Therapy Merch!
*This position does NOT provide BBS Supervision (CA Board of Behavioral Sciences)
*This job description is not intended to be an exhaustive list of qualifications, skills, efforts, duties, responsibilities or working conditions associated with the position.
For more information about company visit: eastbayarttherapy.com
To Apply:
Send resume and cover letter to: Tonia@eastbayarttherapy.com
If you are a member of a marginalized community and/or have lived experience that informs your clinical work, please touch on this in your cover letter. Please also touch on all relevant experience and passion for working in a community-based setting with adolescents.
Clinical Responsibilities
· Provide group art therapy services with High School students at public high schools in East San Jose
· Ensure services and treatment are culturally sensitive/informed in regard to all types of identities, especially those that are marginalized (gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, religion, body size, disability, etc) Must be anti-racist, LGBTQIA+ affirming, and working towards dismantling all systems of oppression including fatphobia.
· Travel to various high schools throughout East Side San Jose to provide these groups. (Car and CA Drivers License Required)
· All groups must involve an art therapy directive.
· Option to write your own art therapy group curriculum and/or use/adapt/edit East Bay Art Therapy group curriculum. Submit all group curriculum to clinical supervisor before 10 week group series begin. Submit edits as they come up.
· Complete group progress notes for each group facilitated.
· Maintain positive and collaborative relationships with on-site Social Workers and staff at each high school.
· Submit attendance to on site social worker after each group completed.
· Report any clinical concerns to on site social workers at each school, via email (if non-emergency) or in-person immediately after group (if emergency)
· Work within the limits of their qualifications, education, and skills
· Value, support and respect the rights of others
· Be punctual and maintain a professional attitude toward their tasks
· Immediately notify the supervisor (and on-site social workers) if unable to work due to health or other reasons
· Maintain confidentiality and privacy with regards to organizational, client, and other information of a confidential nature. Adhere to HIPAA standards.
· Represent East Bay Art Therapy accurately and positively at all times.
· Ensure timely documentation of groups through progress notes and timely return phone calls and emails from on-site social workers and East Bay Art Therapy supervisor.
· Adhere to all standards of practice outlined by the ATCB (Art Therapy Credentials Board).
Organizational Responsibilities
· Complete and pass a criminal reference check and a vulnerable sector search, if required
· Complete and return all East Bay Art Therapy registration documents as indicated on the orientation checklist
· Read, sign, and honor East Bay Art Therapy’s confidentiality and conflict of interest agreements
· Meet monthly with clinical supervisor and clinical team for consultation. (If you have your ATR-Provisional, you will meet weekly with clinical supervisor)
· Read and adhere to all East Bay Art Therapy policies and procedures
· Address areas of conflict or concern in accordance with East Bay Art Therapy’s policies
· Complete all documentation of their work according to East Bay Art Therapy standards
· Maintain accurate record of work hours and tasks completed, in progress, and assigned
· Carry out assigned tasks responsibly. Request support when needed
· Participate in evaluations when asked by their supervisor
· Attend any designated training or orientation assigned by their supervisor
· Report any health and safety concerns to their supervisor
· Provide appropriate and adequate advance notice of intention to leave the organization (must complete a 10 week group session to it’s finish if possible).
Minimum Required Qualifications
· Have current ATR-P, ATR, or ATR-BC and Master’s Degree in Art Therapy
· Minimum 1 year post graduate clinical experience providing art therapy services.
· Ability to provide compassionate, empathic, and ethical service
· Good standing with the ATCB and malpractice insurance entities.
· Ability to be creative and innovative in clinical role
· Be able to work independently after basic training
· Excellent time management skills
· Have access to computer or tablet for word processing and email.
· Confidence, experience and passion for working with adolescents.
· Confidence, experience and passion for running groups.
· Confidence, experience, and passion for using art therapy interventions.
· Fully vaccinated against Covid-19
· Must have a reliable vehicle and CA Driver’s License
· Preferred: Bilingual in Spanish
· Preferred: Member of a marginalized community/identity and/or lived experienced that informs clinical work.