Massage Therapist
galloway ridge at fearringtonPittsboro (NC)
About the role
Massage Therapist (Contractor) The Duke Center for Living at Fearrington is accepting applications for a Massage Therapist (Contractor). The Duke Center for Living is a medically based wellness facility set within the upscale retirement community of Galloway Ridge in Chatham County. We are seeking a NC Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist with skills in multiple modalities of therapeutic massage. Candidates should have excellent customer service skills, experience working with a senior population, and experience educating the general public about the benefits of massage therapy. They will assist in promoting the Duke Center for Living at Fearrington Therapeutic Massage program within the center and Galloway Ridge as needed to grow and sustain the program.
Requirements:
- North Carolina Massage and Bodywork License.
- A minimum of six months of practical experience, or an equivalent combination of training and related experience.
- Experience with the senior population and other special populations preferred.
- CPR/AED certified within three months of hire.
- Additional modalities of therapeutic massage preferred.
- At The Duke Center for Living we are seeking people of passion, purpose and progress to join our team of uniquely talented individuals. We pride ourselves not only on our outstanding community, but our employees' ceaseless devotion to serve it.
- As a Contractor for The Duke Center for Living, you will enjoy a complimentary membership to our 20,000 square foot facility and excellent discounts to participate in DCFL programming. Join our team!#9 of the Top 25 Best Workplaces in Aging Services
- Certified as a Great Place to Work
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