Art therapy specialist vs certified art therapist

Differences between art therapy specialist and certified art therapist duties and responsibilities

Art therapy specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage Facebook account composing creative content for daily posts to increase audience engagement
• Assist therapist with ADL retraining and training of patients while in the hospital.
• Create and execute art therapy program in an extend care and rehabilitation facility.
• Utilize twitter and Facebook to gather general information regarding professional use of social media such as LinkedIn.
• Develop, coordinate and implement art therapy sessions for adult & adolescent mentally ill patients; complete appropriate individual assessments.
• Design vision boards and layouts for marketing documents in InDesign.
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Certified art therapist example responsibilities.

• Demonstrate working knowledge of community mental health services identify in the Medicaid guidelines and attain contractual outcomes within designate time frames.
• Improve patient outcomes by correctly evaluating and providing ongoing assessments of patients' rehabilitation needs relative to the upper extremity.
• Provide individual short term and long term psychotherapy, and anger management for adolescents and adults.
• Fabricate static and/or dynamic finger, hand, wrist and elbow splints as well as upper extremities casts.
• Transition to OTR at conclusion of registry examination.
• Measure and fabricate customized static and dynamic splints.
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