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Arizona State University
Arizona State University offers Bachelor, equivalency, and Master level music therapy degrees at the Herberger College of Arts School of Music. Master level classes are available late afternoons and early evenings to accommodate the music therapists’ busy schedules. If beginning a Master’s degree is too much of a commitment right now, you are welcome to take a class as a non-matriculated major. In addition to working towards a degree, university classes are a convenient way to earn CMTE’s.
Contact: Barbara Crowe at Barbara.J.Crowe@asu.edu or Robin Rio at Robin.Rio@asu.edu for more information.
Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center
BGSMC is an over 600 bed general medical hospital in downtown Phoenix, Arizona. Populations served by the music therapy department include oncology, ICU, antepartum, general medical, behavioral health.
Internship start dates are in January, April, July, and October.
Contact: Tracey Leonard-Warner, MT-BC at 602-239-4101 or tracy.leonard-warner@bannerhealth.com
Opportunity for Pre-Clinical with IRC
We are the International Rescue Committee – a critical global network of first responders, humanitarian relief workers, health care providers, educators, community leaders, activists, and volunteers. Working together, we provide access to safety, sanctuary, and sustainable change for millions or people whose lives have been shattered by violence and oppression.
The main psychiatric disorders that the MTS will face are, but not limited, adjustment disorder, anxiety disorder, mood disorders, suicidal ideation, anger management, pregnancy, postnatal, menopausal issues, female circumcision, torture, rape, domestic violence, potential issues with children ( child abuse and neglect), and PTSD ( Posttraumatic Stress Disorder).
The MTS will learn to understand the demands of the refugees as well their cultural background. Interpreters are provided for those clients who don’t speak English.
The Music Therapy sessions are one-to-one or group at IRC’s office, schools, hospitals, psychiatric clinics, client’s home.
If you are interested in learn about several different ethnic backgrounds from all around world this office is a great opportunity.
If you desire to have your internship at IRC there is a need to contact Professor Barbara Crowe for approval. If you have further questions, please contact me! I am not always at my desk so you have better chance by sending me an email.
Contact:
Luciana da Fonseca, MT-BC
Mental Health Coordinator & Music Therapist
International Rescue Committee
Luciana.daFonseca@theIRC.org |602-433-2440, ext 222 |theIRC.org|
Fax number: 602-589-5490
Portions of this information are used with permission from the American Music Therapy Association.
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