Core Values

These values guide and drive CAP’s board, staff and teaching artists as they make decisions in their day-to-day work, both collectively and as individuals. They remind us what we hold as core to who we are at CAP, and help us work better together.

Sing out loud.

Honor individual expression

• Value authenticity.
• Celebrate varied perspectives and ideas.
• Ensure safe and welcoming spaces where everyone belongs.

Inspire every creative spirit.

Create lifelong transformation

• Honor each other’s creative process.
• Cultivate openness to ideas and outcomes.
• Foster time and space for discovery.

Creative Arts Therapist

The Creative Arts Therapist is centered in strong artistic and clinical practice and has the desire to share their skills and knowledge for the benefit of students and community members. In this pivotal role, you’ll help expand CAP’s therapeutic services, implementing evidence-based creative arts therapy interventions and building strong partnerships within our school communities. 

Curriculum Writer

The Curriculum Writer will be the voice behind CAP’s lessons, curricula and professional development content across various program expertise. This is a generalist role, not a content-specialist role. It’s a role for someone who can sit with a teaching artist, fellow or therapist, draw out what they know and turn it into high-quality writing that is engaging and classroom-ready. Reporting to the Director of Professional Development, you will partner closely with program staff, CAP’s graphic designer and the philanthropy team to shape CAP’s curriculum and training content into a package other schools and districts will want.

Data Analyst

The Data Analyst will have the opportunity to build the evaluation backbone behind high-quality arts education for thousands of Northeast Florida students. Through data systems and analysis, you’ll show exactly how arts education changes children’s lives.

Reporting to the Vice President of Advocacy & Community Engagement, you’ll design and lead an organization-wide evaluation framework, serve as CAP’s primary analytical capacity and partner with the Research Assistant so that together you cover CAP’s full data pipeline.

Director of Professional Development

The Director of Professional Development will build and lead the training infrastructure that keeps CAP’s teaching artists, fellows, therapists and program directors performing at the highest level across Arts Ignite, Art Smarts and CAPabilities programs. This is not a content-specific role. It’s a role for someone who has mastered the craft of adult learning: designing PD that sticks, facilitating sessions that change practice and building systems that let CAP deliver excellent training with CAP’s own teaching artists, fellows, therapists, program directors and staff learning from one another along the way.

Music Therapist

As a member of CAP’s Music Therapy team, you’ll have the unique opportunity to create meaningful change in young lives through the therapeutic application of music. Through your expertise and compassion, you’ll guide students on a journey of inspiration and growth, using music as a powerful tool for emotional expression, development and academic learning.

Research Assistant

As a member of CAP’s Advocacy & Community Engagement Team, the Research Assistant will have the opportunity to gather the data that proves the power of free, high-quality arts education for thousands of Northeast Florida students. This role uses site visits to collect feedback, with an eye for accuracy, and supports teaching artists and fellows to ensure CAP’s impact is captured completely, correctly, and on time.

Teaching Artist Fellow in Music

As a full-time Teaching Artist Fellow in Music, you’ll have the power to profoundly impact young lives by igniting their passion for music. Through your artistry and mentorship, you’ll guide students on an inspirational journey through singing, movement, rhythm and classroom instruments, unlocking their creative potential and instilling a lifelong love for musical expression.

Teaching Artist Fellow in Theatre

As a full-time Teaching Artist Fellow in Theatre, you’ll have the unique opportunity to blend your artistic passion with a commitment to educational excellence, fostering creativity and expression. You’ll impact the lives of students across multiple sites through theatre instruction and arts integration programs. 

Teaching Artist Fellow in Visual Arts

As a full-time Teaching Artist Fellow in Visual Arts, you’ll have the unique opportunity to blend your artistic passion with a commitment to educational excellence, fostering creativity and visual expression. You’ll impact the lives of students across multiple sites through theatre instruction and arts integration programs.

Music Therapist

As a member of CAP’s Music Therapy team, you’ll have the unique opportunity to create meaningful change in young lives through the therapeutic application of music. Through your expertise and compassion, you’ll guide students on a journey of inspiration and growth, using music as a powerful tool for emotional expression, development and academic learning.

Teaching Artist in Strings

As a CAP Teaching Artist specializing in strings, you’ll inspire young lives by providing instruction in violin, viola, cello and/or bass in afterschool settings across Northeast Florida. You’ll create and utilize engaging, standards-aligned curriculum and lead enriching educational experiences that ignite students’ creative spirits and foster a lifelong appreciation for music. This position offers the opportunity for one program/contract or multiple, depending on candidate availability and program needs.

Teaching Artist

As a CAP Teaching Artist, you’ll inspire young lives by providing instruction in your field of specialty (dance, media arts, theatre, music or visual arts). You’ll create engaging, standards-aligned curriculum and lead enriching educational experiences that ignite students’ creative spirits and foster lifelong appreciation for the arts.

For other job inquiries or interests, please submit your resume and a general application below.

CAP is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age or veteran status.