Elements Massage is hiring: Massage Therapist in Woodridge
Elements Massage is hiring: Massage Therapist in Woodridge
Posted 29 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Great pay and benefits-our massage therapists average $45 -$80 per service. Plus, you will get paid for no-shows and cancellations!
- Busy location. Build your books fast and grow your business
- Flexible Schedule -we welcome new graduates AND Therapists already working in the industry! Choose a schedule that works for you!
- Full-time and Part-time hours available.
- Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance, PAID TIME OFFCareer Development -we offer continuing education training (at no cost) to our team members. You will receive 12 CEU credits just for completing our new-hire training!
- Professional and Safe Work Environment -making sure you are safe AND satisfied with your work environment is our #1 priority!
- All Supplies and Uniforms Provided - bring your positive attitude and we'll provide the rest.
- Employee Discounts - Free monthly massage and retail discounts
- Employee Referral Bonus -You will love your job so much; we will pay you for sharing your experience and introducing new therapists to join our winning team!
- We Offer a Supportive, Massage Therapist Focused Environment
- Unparalleled career advancement opportunities for Massage Therapists
- All hydraulic massage tables
- Booking, laundry, and other support processes handled for you
- Flexible scheduling supporting career longevity
- Ongoing training with our Massage Therapist Educator
- Focus on massage therapist self-care
- Paid CEUs - online and in-person
- Supportive, consistent on-site leadership
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