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Licensed Massage Therapist

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about faces day spa salonPikesville (MD)

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Job Description
Job Summary: The primary responsibility of a massage therapist is to relieve discomfort, ease muscle tension, and provide a relaxing experience in accordance with written About Faces massage protocol. Our caring massage therapist team are passionate about what they do. At About Faces Spa we are focused on the individual clients' elevated spa experience in a beautiful, relaxing and professional environment. Join our successful team of Therapists! Be a part of a family-run business with a commitment to your success Safe, clean and caring environment offering flexible schedules About Faces is dedicated to your continuing education, both personally and professionally Team Member discounts to include all service areas (hair, nails, massage, skin, and retail products) Experience 1 year experience as a practicing Massage Therapist Spa environment experience preferred License/Certification· Certification or licensure as a Massage Therapist in Maryland
Benefits:
  • 401k, Medical, Dental, VisionLife Insurance, Accident Insurance, Short Term Disability
  • Employee discount
  • Flexible schedule
  • Paid time off
Requirements: Strong communication and listening skills to understand client needs. Knowledge of anatomy and physiology. Ability to perform various massage techniques and modalities. Empathy and ability to create a comfortable environment for clients. Professionalism and adherence to ethical standards.

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