Job Description
Looking for a Massage Therapist who is passionate about promoting a holistic approach to personal health. Candidates should be capable of customizing a massage based on clients’ needs and preferences, they should feel comfortable offering recommendations for frequency of visits and enhancements to include with their session to each client.
License/Certification:
Massage Therapy License required - You must meet licensing requirements for massage therapy in the state worked in and be able to pass a background and reference check.
Additional benefits:
Free AMTA membership with professional liability insurance
Aflac (available to part and full time employees)
Health/Dental/Vision Insurance (available to full time employees only - 30 bookable hours per week to be full time)
401(k)
Sick pay
Flexible schedule
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Benefits you'll love
Serious self-care, from your hands to your head
If your body doesn't work, you can't work on bodies. And when massage is your calling, you don't want anything to put it on hold. A self-care program is available to help you keep your body working and mental wellness resources to help you keep your mind as strong as your hands.
Ongoing education to build your skills
As a massage therapist, your learning continues long after graduation day. Take advantage of a rotating library of free continuing education and training to satisfy your thirst for knowledge without wringing out your bank account.
More ways to keep bodies working
Your hands (and arms and elbows) are your most important tools, but they don't have to be the only tools in the treatment room. From new services like Total Body Stretch to exciting enhancements like Rapid Tension Relief and aromatherapy, you've got more ways than ever to keep bodies working.
Appreciation for everything you do
There is no Massage Envy without massage therapists. To celebrate all you do, the Massage Envy Therapist of the Year award program was created.