Massage Therapist

Posted 10 days ago

institute for orthopedics chiropractic pllcEden Prairie (MN)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$29.12 - $39.40 per hour

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About the role

Massage Therapist Now hiring part-time Massage Therapist for weekdays and possible Saturday mornings. Benefits/Perks Competitive salary Flexible schedule Great work-life balance Paid time off Ongoing training Employee discount
Job Summary:
  • Provide high quality orthopedic massage therapy sessions using trigger point therapy, cross fiber friction technique, fascial release, neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue/sports massage techniqueSOAP note documentation
  • Maintain stock and supplies in rooms
  • Administer (ACT) well wave treatments when needed
Responsibilities:
  • Trigger point, myofascial release, cross fiber friction, neuromuscular therapy, deep tissue/sports technique, craniosacral, lymph system massage
  • Provide massage therapy working with other professional providers at IOC, including chiropractic and physical therapy
  • Complete and maintain EHR in a professional manner
  • Maintain massage therapy treatment room
Qualifications:
  • Certified in massage therapy. Graduate from an accredited massage therapy school/program.
  • Ability to work in a busy, fast paced professional setting
  • Open to working at multiple locations a plus
  • Friendly, outgoing and professional personality with the desire to work with the public
  • Promotes and believes in Chiropractic CareTeam player who is flexible to change
  • Self motivated and well organized
  • Strongly service oriented with an ability to communicate effectively with clients in a one-on-one setting
  • High level of ethics and integrity.
  • A passion for helping people look and feel their best.
Compensation: $29.12 - $39.40 per hour
Chiropractic Care At IOCAt IOC, our reputation and success has been built in an integrative and complete treatment approach combining traditional chiropractics (utilizing the Gonstead Method of chiropractic).We Specialize In Non-Surgical Treatment Of Orthopedic Conditions Such as: Back & Neck pain injury Disc Degeneration Bulging Herniations Extremity Joint Pain Arthritis Degenerative Joint Disease FibromyalgiaChronic Pain Syndromes Tendonitis Bursitis Spinal Degeneration Sciatica & Arm Pain, Numbness & Tingling Headaches Migraines & Tensions VertigoCarpal Tunnel Syndrome WhiplashSports Injuries Neck PainCar Accident Injuries Frozen Shoulder Hip Pain Bursitis Muscle Strains, Pulled Hamstrings Sprained Ankles Rotator Cuff Tendonitis and TearsTennis ElbowAnd many other Orthopedic conditions, injuries.

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