Licensed Massage Therapist
hand stoneRobbinsville (NJ)
$72,800 per year
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hand stoneRobbinsville (NJ)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$72,800 per year
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) – Build a Full Book Fast!
Hamilton Township, NJ (Mercer County)
This role requires an active NJ Massage Therapist License, in good standing.
At Hand & Stone, you’ll walk into abook of business—not an empty room. Our Hamilton, NJ spa location hashigh client demand, with peak pay available during popular request times. You help people feel their best, we will do the rest! Why LMTs Choose Us
Steady clientele– consistent bookings to keep your table full
Flexible scheduling– choose shifts that fit your life
Peak shift incentives available
Supportive, no-pressure environment(no chasing clients)
What You Can Earn
$280–$340 per day on average * (based on 6 services)
$27 average service commission
+$20 average tip per service
Enhancement commissions(CBD, hot stone, Himalayan salt stone & more)
*Pay range is an example, and not a guarantee. See spa for details.
Benefits:
For All Team Members:
Employee discounts on services & retail
Wellness perks to support your own self-care
Ongoing training (grow your skills + earnings)
Weekly pay structure
401(k) + 4% match
PTO
Full-Time:
Medical, Dental, Vision
What You’ll Do:
Customize massage sessions based on client needs
Recommend enhancements (optional, no pressure selling)
Build client relationships that keep them coming back
Maintain a clean, safe, professional workspace
What You Need
ActiveNew Jersey Massage Therapy License
Graduate of an accredited massage program
Professional liability insurance
Strong client care and communication skills
Swedish massage required; additional modalities a plus (we’ll train you)
Ready to Build Your Book?
If you’re looking forconsistent clients, flexible work, and real earning potential, we’d love to meet you.
Apply today and start growing your career with Hand & Stone
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