Key Responsibilities

• Client Consultation: Meet with clients to understand their medical history, pain points and desired outcomes to create a personized treatment plan.
• Massage Therapy: Apply various hands –on techniques to manipulate muscles and soft tissues for therapeutic and relaxing effects.
• Client Education: Inform clients about different massage modalities and the benefits of regular massage for their health and wellness.
• Hygiene and Environment: Ensure the treatment area is clean, sanitary and inviting for clients.
• Professional Development: Stay updated on new massage trends, participate in continuing education, and maintain necessary licenses.

Essential Skills and Qualifications

• Education: Completion of a massage therapy program (typically 500 hours or more).
• Licensure: Adherence to all applicable state and local licensing laws and regulations.
• Technical Skills: Proficiency in various massage techniques, such as Swedish, deep tissue, sports, and prenatal massage.
• Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills to build rapport and listen to client needs.
• Physical Attributes: Good manual dexterity, stamina, and the ability to stand for extended periods.
• Professional Qualities: Empathy, compassion, a professional appearance, and a reliable attendance.

Work Environment: Massage therapists work in diverse settings, including:

• Off-site Events
• Chair Massages
• Resort/Guest Rooms