Dual Licensed Therapist Massage and Skincare

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massage heights cedar rapidsCedar Rapids (IA)

Massage Therapists Other Personal Care Services

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About the role

Benefits:

Bonus based on performance
Flexible schedule
Paid time off
Dual Licensed Therapist - Massage & Skincare

As a Massage & Skincare Therapist you will be able to apply your knowledge and artistry of therapeutic services. Being a part of Massage Heights offers you an instant client base and steady book of business and much more…You'll feel part of a supportive team of therapists dedicated to the treatment and betterment of our clients. Earn competitive pay along with gratuities, bonuses, vacation time and sick time. We offer part-time and full-time schedules, so you can enjoy the same flexibility as being self-employed You're a human, not a machine, so you'll have the ability to take the breaks that you need We cover the expenses of linens, products and facilities so you don't have to. We provide our team with an ergonomic work environment hydraulic lift tables, in-room supplies, everything you need to offer a professional, therapeutic and relaxing experience.

Requirements:

Hold current state license and liability insurance to practice massage and skincare therapy or be in school. Capable of performing/learning various skin / massage therapy modalities
Be guest service-oriented and communicate effectively with guests
Pass Background CheckWe are looking for the next great Massage & Skincare Therapist to join our team. For immediate interview consideration, please complete this short application, and we will follow up regarding next steps.

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