MASSAGE PRACTITIONER - PART TIME (Weekends)
$16.50 per hour
ApplyMASSAGE PRACTITIONER - PART TIME (Weekends)
Posted 9 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$16.50 per hour
About the role
- Provide excellent bodywork services
- Work 2 days per week (Saturdays and Sundays), 3-4 sessions per day at specific session times agreed upon with Healing Arts management
- Conduct self in a professional manner with clients and co-workers
- Keep work area clean and professional
- Keep all paperwork current: permits, licensure, and insurance
- Adhere to Healing Arts department and role guidelines, expectations, and policies
- Develop and maintain positive working relationships with coworkers and peers
- Be responsive to management
- Other various tasks as assigned
- Certified in Esalen massage with at least 2 years of professional massage experience preferred
- Massage license certification through CAMTCProof of current liability insurance policy
- If new to the Esalen Healing Arts crew, must give 4+ evaluation sessions to designated Healing Arts staff
- A passion for exceptional service
- Ability to provide references and appropriate documentation of experience
- Good listening and communications skills
- High level of client relations experience, supporting a safe environment and a caring experience for our guests, following ethics for practitioner best practices
- Embrace a strong work ethic and teamwork focus, with flexibility and willingness to support others and maintain a professional workplace
- Possess a good understanding of the physical body, how to evaluate, assess, and support client needs
- Self care: knowledge and practice of a personalized self care program, utilizing good body mechanics and regularly practicing effective self care methods
- Focus on maintaining up-to-date skills & techniques and applying new knowledge
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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