Massage Therapist Job at Hand & Stone - 14405 Clay Terrace Blvd - Carmel, IN in Carmel
$1,500.00
ApplyMassage Therapist Job at Hand & Stone - 14405 Clay Terrace Blvd - Carmel, IN in Carmel
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$1,500.00
About the role
- $1,500.00 Sign on bonus
- Highest pay tiers and commissions in the area$45.00 – $65.00 per massage
- Flexible scheduling (part‑time or full‑time)401(k)
- Health insurance
- Paid continuing education
- Strong repeat clientele
- Growth opportunities and lead positions
- Saturday lunches provided for staff
- Great locations – Clay Terrace Mall, Carmel, IN and Hamilton Towne Center, Noblesville, INNo non‑compete contracts; we can work around other jobs
- Energetic and supportive environment
- Spacious rooms, lobby, and break room
- Developing subspecialties: oncology, hot stone, cupping, pregnancy, arthritis, and chronic pain syndromes\ Responsibilities
- Perform consecutive 50‑minute quality massage therapy sessions
- Design specific sessions based on client’s individual needs
- Maintain a strong desire to help others by promoting the healing benefits of spa services
- Carry liability insurance
- Licensed Massage Therapist (full or part‑time)
- Knowledge of Swedish massage, deep tissue, and pre‑natal techniques
- Willingness to design personalized treatment plans
- Recent graduates are welcomed
- Strong communication and customer‑service skills
- Locally owned and operated by a Physical Therapist with a passion for health & wellness. For more info, call 414‑687‑8009.Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa – Clay Terrace
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