Employment Opportunities

The Community Engagement Manager at CMCB will ensure that CMCB partners receive high-quality arts programming that reflects the core values of CMCB. Reporting to the Senior Director of Community Engagement Programs, the CEM will work with Community Engagement faculty to manage day-to-day programming at community partner sites. Maintaining multi-generational relationships with community partners, faculty, board, staff, parents, students, and donors, the CEM will exude warmth and energy while supporting a historic community engagement program focused on access for diverse populations. The CEM will oversee best practices in hiring, training, mentoring, and evaluating the work of a diverse group of faculty along with supervising a select group of faculty leads. The CEM will also work closely with the Senior Director of the Community Music School to activate the relationships between community programs and other Community Music School programming. 

The Community Engagement Coordinator – Programs (CECP) at CMCB  will coordinate events, concerts, field trips and workshops for CMCB’s off site programming in the community. Reporting to the Senior Director of Community Engagement Programs, they will support programming at partner and community sites as well as manage the execution of a program feedback and evaluation process. The CECP will also provide general administrative support in data gathering, communications, and other areas as assigned. 

The Music Therapy Manager will provide music therapy services at CMCB community partner sites and the Community Music School in addition to overseeing the music therapy team and the intake process for music therapy clients and partners.  They will be a responsible, dependable, committed individual who will work diligently to provide and promote accessible and culturally inclusive clinical services.

The Music Therapist will primarily work with elementary school-age students at multiple schools and community sites throughout Boston.  The music therapist will be a responsible, dependable, committed individual who will work diligently to help students meet their goals.  They will provide culturally inclusive, client-centered, and accessible clinical services.

The Community Music School at the Community Music Center of Boston is seeking a cello faculty member with availability to teach in-person weekly on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at minimum (and possibly one other weekday) to provide quality one-on-one 30-minute, 45-minute, and 60-minute music instruction to students ranging from elementary school age to adults. Alongside 1:1 instruction, this faculty member will also provide Early Childhood “Beginning Strings” group classes for ages 4-7 and conduct the Junior String Ensemble (JSE) for students ages 7-11. 

This position has the potential to expand through more Early Childhood group offerings and private teaching opportunities.