Journi Massage and Wellness is hiring: Licensed Massage Therapist in New York

Posted 19 days ago

journi massage wellnessNew York (NY)

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About the role

Company Description: At Journi Massage and Wellness, we are on a mission to deliver unparalleled service tailored for each person while keeping costs reasonable. Understanding that your wellness path is distinct, we steer clear of "cookie cutter" solutions. Our dedication and attention to detail shine through every aspect of our work, ensuring you feel valued, heard, and can start living life to the fullest. Self-Care starts here at Journi Massage and Wellness!
Role Description: Journi Massage & Wellness is growing, and we’re looking for a skilled, professional, and client-focused Licensed Massage Therapist to join our team. If you love helping people feel better, move better, and live with less stress, this is the perfect place for you. We’re a wellness-centered practice that values high-quality service, consistency, and a positive client experience.
Qualifications: Active Massage Therapy License in [OK] Knowledge of anatomy and safe body mechanics Strong communication and professionalism Reliable scheduling and punctuality Ability to provide a high-quality session consistently ⭐ Preferred (but not required): Experience in therapeutic or deep tissue work Prenatal, sports, lymphatic drainage, cupping, or hot stones 1+ year of massage therapy experience

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