Nlcamerican is hiring: Massage Therapist in Geneva
nlcamericanGeneva (IL)
Nlcamerican is hiring: Massage Therapist in Geneva
Posted 31 days ago
nlcamericanGeneva (IL)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Licensed Massage Therapist – Hälsa The Aromatherapy Shop & Spa (Geneva, IL) Hälsa Aromatherapy Shop & Spa in downtown Geneva, IL is hiring an IL Licensed Massage Therapist. We’re a long-standing local business with aRetail Aromatherapy Shop up front and two comfortable treatment rooms in back. We offer a welcoming space focused on Therapeutic Massage, Reflexology, and Aromatherapy.
What you’ll do:
- Provide therapeutic massage sessions tailored to each client’s needs and wellness goals.
- Offer a mix of modalities (Swedish, Deep Tissue, Prenatal, Infant. – based on your training)
- Perform other bodywork services as offered at Hälsa based on experience and/or certification
- The following services are offered along with traditional massage and training can be provided:
- Hot Thai Bundle Massage, PUSH* Therapy, Reflexology, Face ToningHerbal Wraps, Paraffin Dips for Hands & Feet.
- Share product and service recommendations (essential oils, blends, gift certificates, etc.)Build friendly, long-term relationships with clients in our local community.
What we’re looking for:
Current Illinois Massage Therapy License and professional liability insurance.
Genuine interest in aromatherapy, holistic wellness, and therapeutic touch.
Reliable, professional, and able to communicate kindly one-on-one.
Perks
Competitive pay (plus tips)
Employee discount on Hälsa products and services.
Opportunity to grow your client base as we continue to serve the community.
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