Licensed Massage Therapist (Bel Red)
$65-$80
ApplyLicensed Massage Therapist (Bel Red)
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$65-$80
About the role
- Supportive, collaborative, non-competitive environment
- Competitive compensation with regular pay increases based on performance reviews15 to 30 minutes break between appointments
- Flexible Booking system lets you work as little or as much as you need to optimize your income potential
- Health benefits for full-time employees, including Health Insurance, optional dental and vision insurance
- All employees accrue PTO hours for vacation or sick time
- Wellness Credits redeemable for free massage or acupuncture, plus ongoing staff discount on additional sessions
- Snacks in the break-room
- Discounted Continuing Education credits plus a paid mentoring program available to add polish to your skills
- All the expected support from front desk to hydraulic tables to a professional laundry service
- You didnt become a massage therapist to do cookie cutter massage. We give you the freedom to use your full toolkit of techniques
- New hires have the option of our guaranteed pay approach. While you transition in, youre paid for every hour you are on shift, whether you have an appointment or not
- Parking onsite!
- Requirements and responsibilities:
- Active WA state Massage License and Liability Insurance
- Expertise in deep tissue and treatment massage
- Strong assessment and charting skills required
- Light cleaning, shared chores, and room turnover
- Team-focused individual that enjoys exchanging skills and learning from peers
- Genuine passion for massage therapy and client education around self-care
- One weekend shift required 6 month commitment, minimum, for initial schedule
- A note to massage school grads:
Before you apply
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
What you're on now and what would make you move. We negotiate better when we know both.
Your notice period
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