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Massage Therapist, per diem varied, Integrative Medicine Women's Health, Atlantic Health Morristown Medical Center

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atlantic health systemMorristown (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Massage Therapist The Massage Therapist provides therapeutic massage services to hospital employees, physicians, and/or patients to promote relaxation, reduce stress, relieve muscle tension, and support overall wellness. The therapist delivers safe, professional care while adhering to hospital policies, infection prevention standards, and confidentiality requirements. Provide professional therapeutic massage services in accordance with established standards of practice and state licensure requirements. Maintain accurate and confidential client documentation and treatment records. Monitor client comfort and response to treatment and modify techniques as needed. Ensure compliance with hospital infection prevention, safety, and privacy policies. Maintain treatment rooms, equipment, and supplies in a clean, organized, and safe manner. Maintain professional credentials and complete required hospital education and compliance training. Strong customer service and professional demeanor. Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
Required: Graduate of an accredited massage therapy program. Current State Massage Therapy License.
Preferred: Current CPR/BLS certification preferred. Minimum of one (1) year of professional massage therapy experience preferred. Experience in a healthcare, hospital, wellness, rehabilitation, or corporate setting preferred.

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