Licensed Massage Therapist Australian Wellness Spa
city cave southlakeSouthlake (TX)
Licensed Massage Therapist Australian Wellness Spa
Posted 2 days ago
city cave southlakeSouthlake (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Benefits:
- Competitive Pay Structure
- Wellness Perks
- Flexible schedule
Who We Are:
City Cave is a wellness sanctuary focused on three modalities: float therapy, infrared sauna, and therapeutic massage. We're a small, carefully run space in the heart of Southlake built for clients who take their wellness seriously. Our float pools are open-design (no enclosed pods), our sauna suites are private, and our massage rooms are designed for quiet, focused therapeutic work. We want therapists who want to grow with us, not just fill a chair.
What You'll Do:
- Deliver 50- and 80-minute therapeutic massage sessions across modalities including Swedish and deep tissue
- Conduct brief client intake conversations to understand goals, health history, and preferences
- Maintain your massage room between sessions
- Communicate with front-of-house staff on client notes and session summaries
- Bring your full professional skill and care to every session — our clients are here for a reason
What Makes Us Different
Compensation: $42-66 per session, plus enhancement commissions, plus 100% gratuities
Client base: affluent, wellness-educated Southlake (and surrounding areas) clientele
Your role:
no front desk, no laundry. You focus on building relationships with your clients. Wellness perks: you receive one complimentary float session and two complimentary sauna sessions per month
What We're Looking For:
- Active Texas LMT license in good standing
- Minimum 1 year of professional massage experience (new grads with strong training considered)
- Genuine interest in the wellness and recovery space — our clients often combine massage with float or sauna
- Professional, warm, and reliable — our clients book specific therapists and trust is everything
- Availability for at least 2–3 shifts per week (flexible on days)
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