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Arts Program Facilitator – Ingleside at Rock Creek Retirement Community, Washington DC
Job Description: Arts Program Facilitator (Independent Contractor - 1099) Location: Ingleside at Rock Creek, Washington, DC Schedule: Approximately 13 hours per week Compensation: Hourly rate is negotiable Contract Type: Independent Contractor (1099) Inspire...
Art & Health Fellowship Prize
Henry Ford Health has announced a call for applications for the 2027 Art & Health Fellowship, presented in partnership with Michigan Central Art and Newlab Detroit. Artists embedded across wellness, care, and health tech are encouraged to apply to scale and embed...
Manager, Well-Being Concerts at Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Hall seeks a Manager, Well-Being Concerts, to support the Weill Music Institute’s Well-Being Concert series. The Manager is the implementation lead for the concerts and part of the team that plans the concert series and related initiatives, including Chief...
Manager, Arts in Public Health
Job Title: Manager, Arts in Public Health Employment Type: Full-Time Location: New York City - Hybrid, with regular site-based work across the five boroughs Compensation: $77,500 per year + benefits Report to: Director of Arts in Public Health Program Description:...
Engaging Arts & Minds: Foundations
Arts & Minds is pleased to announce Engaging Arts & Minds: Foundations, a training course on museum programming for people with dementia and their care partners. Whether you are starting a new program or looking for a refresher, museum professionals, teaching...
Clinical Manager for a Music Therapy and Expressive Arts Nonprofit Center
A Place To Be (APTB), a nationally recognized, award-winning, nonprofit is looking for a highly qualified, passionate Full Time Clinical Manager to join our team. All APTB staff members are active collaborators in our mission to create community, belonging, and hope...
Meet your Play Rhythm by Purvi Shah
CLICK HERE to read the full article on PlayRx.life's blog Every person plays. Even the ones who insist they don't. The question is never whether you play. The question is, do you recognize it when you do, or have we conditioned our adult mind to think otherwise? That...
Assistant Research Professor – The Department of Performing Arts and Health at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University
The Department of Performing Arts and Health at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University invites applications for the position of Assistant Research Professor. This is a full-time one-year position that can be renewed up to 2 times. The successful...
Standardizing the Process for Art in Healthcare, Not the Experience: Where Evidence, Place, and Philanthropy Meet
As healthcare systems continue to grow in size and complexity, standardization has become essential. Standards improve safety, efficiency, consistency, and long-term stewardship across multiple campuses. Yet one important question remains: What should be standardized,...
Mindworks in Conversation: Melanie Brooks on Writing Memoirs About Trauma, Grief, & Real Life
Narrative Mindworks spoke with author Melanie Brooks about writing memoirs rooted in trauma, grief, family, secrecy, and real-life experience. Known for A Hard Silence and Writing Hard Stories, Brooks reflects on what it means to tell deeply personal stories with...
Stories Welcome: The Power of Sight in Nursing
Narrative Mindworks shares a reflection from Wania De Mendonca, BSN, RN, CNN, on the power of seeing, listening, and bearing witness in nursing. In “Stories Welcome: The Power of Sight in Nursing,” Wania writes about a dialysis patient whose tears revealed a deeper...
Mindworks in Conversation with Caitlin Mesiano | Facial Difference, Clinical Empathy, and the Impact of Representation
Narrative Mindworks spoke with artist and advocate Caitlin Mesiano about facial difference, clinical empathy, and the impact of representation in healthcare. Born with a cleft lip and palate, Caitlin shares a deeply personal perspective on what care looks like beyond...