The Mark Taper-Johnny Mercer Artists Program at Children's Hospital Los Angeles was founded in 1991 and serves patients and their families in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Art and music therapists collaborate with the entire treatment team, including medical staff and other service providers in the Family-Centered Care Support Services Division. Art and music therapists assist patients and their families to express and explore thoughts and feelings regarding illness, hospitalization, and related stressors. Internship InformationInterns and trainees will be supervised by credentialed professionals in their chosen field and are valued members of our team. They will be assigned to specific inpatient and outpatient treatment units to provide a broad experience base and a general exposure to the creative and expressive arts in a medical setting. Interns will get experience with adjunctive collaboration, assessment, interventions, evaluation, and charting. They will also participate in the program’s outcome studies and will be invited to take advantage of the hospital's ongoing educational opportunities. How to ApplyCandidates Should:
Applications must be submitted no later than 3 months in advance of your intended start date. Application packet should include:
Please note that an acknowledgement of receipt of your application will be sent within 3 business days. If you have not heard from us within this timeframe, kindly follow-up by email or phone. There is no fee for application to the internship program. After AcceptanceInterns are students at the hospital and must complete the requirements for nonmedical student personnel set by JHACO and Children's Hospital Los Angeles. These clearances are provided free of charge to the intern using resources here on site.
No housing or stipend support is provided for interns or trainees. |