NYS Licensed Massage Therapist

Posted 9 days ago

ymca of greater trivalleyOneida (NY)

Massage Therapists Other Personal Care Services

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Massage Therapist Position We are recruiting professional, courteous massage therapists to begin providing quality hands-on bodywork to YMCA members and non-members. Some of the responsibilities that you may have in this position are: Provide 30-90 minute massages to clients by appointment Guide clients through service offerings and determine which massages would be most beneficial Take a detailed client history and note any health conditions Evaluate clients to determine painful or stressed areas of the body Advise clients on stretching, strengthening or relaxation methods Suggest future massage appointments and regime to clients Listen to clients during appointments and adjust technique as they desire Exercise cleaning protocols for treatment room to maintain a healthy work environment for both client and treatment provider Attending and participating in meetings and training sessions. Assisting with cleaning activities of the treatment room in between sessions. Willingness to work in multi-modal, cooperative settings. Maintaining records and filling medical notes for each patient.

Benefits:

Flexible schedule10 hour shift4 hour shift8 hour shift
HolidaysWeekend availabilityCOVID-19 considerations: Mask wearing is not currently mandatory.
Massage Therapy License Location: One location

Requirements:

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent
State licensure and active state registration
Outstanding communication skills
Well-groomed, professional appearance.
Ability to commute: Must be able to commute to/from 701 Seneca Street, Oneida NY 13421

License/Certification: NYS Massage Therapy license, NYS registration (must provide proof)

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