CAMTC Massage Therapist (Part/Full Time)

Posted 7 days ago

surya spaLos Angeles (CA)

Massage Therapists Other Personal Care Services

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About the role

CA Certified Massage Therapist We invite inspired, CAMTC-certified Healers/Therapists to join our family of therapists at Martha Soffer's renowned Surya Spa - an Ayurvedic healing center designed by Kelly Wearstler in the Santa Monica Proper Hotel. Our therapists often work in tandem, offering transformative Ayurvedic treatments in a supportive, collaborative environment.

Overview: Knowledge of Ayurveda is not required. What matters most is a true passion - even a calling - to help others and provide healing experiences that are genuinely transformative. If you bring that energy and heart, we'll teach you the rest.

Benefits: Training provided in Surya's Ayurvedic therapies. Compensation commensurate with the best spas, including commission opportunities. Subsidized health insurance. Unique Surya benefits: Ayurvedic treatments, ongoing learning with Martha, and a good supportive team. To Apply: Please visit suryawellness.com to learn more about us. If the fit feels right, kindly do two things: Send a short paragraph explaining why you feel called to Surya. Because we are rooted in Ayurveda, we use Jyotish (Vedic Astrology) to help ensure harmony. Please include your birth details - your birth day, year, time, and place. At Surya, we care for our team as we care for our clients. For the right, sharing, and giving person, Surya is more than a workplace - it's a family, a place to learn, to grow, and to make a real difference in people's lives. We look forward to welcoming you.

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