Licensed Massage Therapist
protouch staffingCoralville (IA)
About the role
Massage Therapist Opportunity We are looking for a qualified and compassionate Massage Therapist to join a growing massage therapy practice in Coralville, Iowa. This opportunity allows you to focus on providing exceptional massage therapy while the practice handles scheduling, payments, laundry, and other operational support.
What We Offer:
- Compensation for all scheduled massage hours, whether services are rendered or not
- Bonuses, 100% of tips, and enhancement commissions (75%)Liability insurance reimbursement
- Continuing education/CEU reimbursement
- Paid license renewal
- Complimentary massage therapy and chiropractic care
- Accrued PTOSimple IRA with 3% employer matching contribution
- Free telehealth services for full-time employees, including acute care, physical therapy, dermatology, and nutritional visits
- Flexible scheduling
- Supportive on-site management
- Hydraulic massage tables
- Professional development opportunities
Responsibilities:
- Customize each massage based on client needs and preferences
- Provide professional recommendations for clients' treatment plans
- Create and maintain SOAP notes for each massage session
- Deliver high-quality, client-centered massage therapy
- Maintain a professional and welcoming environment
Qualifications:
- Licensed Massage Therapist in the state of IowaStrong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to provide customized massage therapy based on client needs
- Professional, reliable, and client-focused approach
- Ability to work independently while collaborating with the onsite team
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