Therapist

Hey, it's me again. I've been recruiting for school based therapy roles for over a decade, and I still get excited about this one. It's not just a job; it's using music to build bridges for kids who need a different kind of key to unlock their potential. If you're an MT BC who believes in the power of a melody to teach, connect, and heal, I want to talk to you.

The Work

You'll be providing music therapy services to K 12 students with disabilities in a school setting in Corpus Christi, TX. Your day is built around them.

• Start with formal and functional assessments to figure out where a student is and what they need.
• From there, you build individualized treatment plans that actually tie into their IEP goals. This isn't off the shelf stuff.
• Then you're in the room, delivering direct therapy. You're targeting communication, social emotional skills, behavior, cognition, and motor development through music.
• A big part of the job is collaboration. You'll work directly with teachers, other therapists, and families to make sure the skills stick outside your sessions.
• You own the documentation: session notes, progress data, maintaining compliant IEPs. It's detailed work that matters.
• You're a voice in ARD/IEP meetings and annual reviews, providing the clinical insight that shapes a student's plan.

What You Need To Bring

Let's be specific about the non negotiables first.

• Your Board Certification in Music Therapy (MT BC) from the CBMT is required. That's the ticket.
• You need a Bachelor's degree or higher in Music Therapy from an AMTA approved program (or equivalent coursework).
• We'll process DOJ and FBI Live Scan background clearances. You have to be cleared to work in schools.
• This role demands serious organization and clear communication, both on paper and when you're talking with teams or parents.

A few things that would make your transition smoother:

• A year or more of experience doing music therapy in a school or with a pediatric population.
• If you understand special education law, IEPs, and how ARD meetings run, you'll hit the ground faster.
• Knowledge of evidence based practices for diverse groups is a huge plus.
• Experience with students on the autism spectrum or those with communication disorders aligns perfectly with our caseloads.

The Details & What We Provide

The pay range for this full time position is $40 to $50 per hour. The schedule follows the school calendar in Corpus Christi, TX.

We back up our commitment to you with real support:

• We help cover costs for continuing education units and license renewals. Tuition assistance is also available if you want to advance your degree.
• The benefits package includes medical, dental, and vision insurance options plus participation in our 401(k) plan for retirement savings down the line.

A Bit About Us

Therapeutic Services is part of Point Quest Group. We're a national provider partnering with over 350 school districts to support students with unique needs. The mission isn't complicated: students first. Everything springs from that. We try to build teams grounded in collaboration,a bit of fun,and the determination to do whatever it takes for the kids we serve.We provide services right within school districts because that’s often where support is needed most.