Spa Massage Therapist

Posted 10 days ago

east bank clubChicago (IL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$7.00 per hour

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About the role

Massage Therapist Opportunity Do you have a passion for health and wellness? Love providing outstanding customer service? If so, we have an opportunity for you! The Massage Therapist is responsible to ensure our members and guests receive a warm, friendly, and professional interaction on every visit. As a Massage Therapist, you will provide massage services to members and guests to help them live well.
Pay Rate: $7.00 per hour and gratuity plus:35% commission on Spa services 10% commission on Spa products sold Estimated earnings range: $45-50 per hour based on typical services volume.
Schedule: Part-time and full-time opportunities available Weekend availability required
Job Responsibilities: Deliver a high level of hospitality & integrity, while providing a world-class experience, to help our members live well. Treat members, guests & employees with fairness, integrity, positivity, and consistency. Ensure a positive client experience at all contact points. Deliver consistent, professional services which may include but not be limited to: warm greeting, beverage offering, initial consultations to ascertain clients' wants and needs, confirming comfort levels, showing interest in the client, and performing various massage services. Understand client's mood for conversation versus relaxation. Ability to do customized modalities, including deep tissue, Swedish, therapeutic, sports. Discuss any concerns and preferences prior to beginning service and refuse services if skin or body does not appear to be healthy enough to withstand service. Strong time management skills. Maintain proper sanitization of hands, tools, and equipment used. Maintain cleanliness standards throughout shift of designated station(s) or room. Support the Spa Manager/Director & staff in daily operations. Attend trainings and meetings as scheduled.

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